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New Ministers Appointed
Prince Faisal bin Abdullah bin Mohammed is the new Minister of Education. He replaces Abdullah Al-Obaid. Nora bint Abdullah Al-Fayez, director general of the women’s section of the Institute of Public Administration, made history by becoming the first woman deputy minister in Saudi Arabia. She will be in charge of ... |
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Saudi education ‘passing through a historic phase’
Saudi Arabia’s education is going through an important phase in its history as a result of the reforms introduced by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah, to improve the country’s educational standard matching with its position in the comity of nations, the new education minister said. Speaking to ... |
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Tatweer Project set to
Transform Education
Some 1,700 male and female teachers and
school administrators, representing 50 secondary
schools Kingdom-wide ended their 15-day
training course this week in preparation
for launching Saudi Arabia’s most important
educational revamp: the King Abdullah Bin
Abdul Aziz Project for Developing Public
Education (Tatweer). The training course
took place in three ... |
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Human Rights Education
for Children
The education department in Riyadh province
plans to distribute free copies of a booklet
on human rights in schools across the province.
“More than 30,000 copies of the publication
entitled salient features of the treaty
on children's rights, will be distributed
in 1,600 schools in the province,” said
Humaidan Al-Bugami ... |
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King Abdullah Project
for General Education Development
A number of schools in Jeddah, Riyadh and
Dammam have been selected for the implementation
of the King Abdullah Project for General
Education Development, according to Abdullah
Al-Thaqafi, director general of the education
administration in Makkah. The SR9 billion
project will be implemented over the next
six years to guarantee ... |
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Safe transport for 367,000
schoolgirls in Phase 1
About 4,200 new, air-conditioned 40-seat
buses chauffeured by Saudis will be deployed
as part of a project by the Ministry of
Education to provide transport to and from
school for 367,000 school girls in four
regions of the Kingdom. Prince Khaled Abdullah
Al-Meshari, deputy minister for girls education,
signed an ... |
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