Khaberni - Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan expressed his happiness with the field tour that included the provinces of Ma'an, Karak, and Southern Ghor, and his observations during it on the situation of several schools in the province of Ma'an, which have undergone expansions and comprehensive updates as part of the plans to develop educational infrastructure.
Hassan added, in a post on the "X" platform on Monday, that he visited schools he had previously inspected, where complete expansion and updating works had been carried out, in addition to the establishment of a new school according to the highest standards, accommodating about 800 students, and it is scheduled to begin receiving students at the start of the next school term.
He explained that these projects are part of the community responsibility initiative launched by the government in partnership with the private sector last year, which aims to build 100 schools in various regions of the kingdom over two years, contributing to the improvement of the educational environment and reducing overcrowding.
Hassan said: "What I heard from the students and from the teachers is heartwarming and confirms the importance of these field visits in improving the reality of the services provided to the citizens in all provinces".
He added: "I thank every teacher who contributed to this effort to improve the environment of their schools. It is my responsibility and duty to ensure that every site I visit undergoes a change for the better and that its condition improves, and it is an approach we continue to take to serve the citizens across all parts of our dear nation."
