The Chargé d'Affairs of the Secretary -General of the Local Council in the Seyhat district, Mr. Abdullah Awad Baabdah, launched the third chapter of the project “Access to Education in the Rif”, in the presence of the Chairman of the Planning and Development Committee in the directorate of the Directorate, Professor Taher bin Awad, Director of the Education Office in Qudat, Professor Aqeel Ahmed Al -Qudai, and the academic deputy of the Higher Institute for Training and Rehabilitation of Teachers during the service, Mr. Abdel -Khaleq Ramadan.

In his speech during the event, the Acting Secretary -General of a local secretary, Mr. Abdullah Baabdah, praised the efforts of the studies and distinguished them during the second semester, congratulating them on the honorable results they achieved, stressing the importance of continuing ijtihad and excellence during the rest of the project stages.

For his part, the Director of the Education Office in the Directorate of Sahwat, Professor Aqeel Ahmed Al -Muqdi, expressed his happiness at the wonderful levels of students despite the challenges and difficulties they faced during the last period, extending his thanks to the supportive and implemented parties for their great efforts in making the project successful.

It is noteworthy that the project “Access to Education in the Rural” is implemented in partnership between the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen and the Aoun Development Corporation, and it targets four Yemeni governorates: Lahj, Shabwa, Hadramout, and Al -Mahra, with the aim of limiting the leakage of girls from education in rural areas, by qualifying 150 teachers of high school graduates to obtain a high diploma qualification “two years system”.

The inauguration was attended by the Director of the Fish Delivery Centers in Satout Sheikh Salem Ahmed Alloush Al -Zuwaidi, Director of the Agriculture and Irrigation Office Mr. Muhammad Awad Al -Adl, Director of the Transport Office, Mr. Hammad Muhammad Al -Zuidi, Head of the Education Department at the Education Office, Mr. Salah bin Awad, and the project coordinator in the Directorate, Mr. Omar Mubarak, with his case, along with a number of faculty members of the Higher Institute.