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Indonesian Education Minister Abdul Maktir received a letter from Verona Kirin Balol, a student at SMAN 3 Kalabahi, expressing her gratitude to President Joko Widodo for improving her school's conditions. The letter followed the implementation of the revitalization program that enhanced the school's infrastructure.
The Education Above All Foundation, with support from the Qatar Development Fund, has completed 100 educational spaces across 10 school locations in Gaza. This initiative aims to enhance education amid the challenging conditions faced by students.
Iranian authorities announced plans to transform a university in Isfahan, which was bombed, into a war museum. The museum aims to highlight the impact of Israeli and American strikes on education in the country.
Ghadeer Abdullah Al-Tayar has been appointed as an advisor at the UNESCO Regional Center for Quality and Excellence in Education, recognizing her extensive experience in educational policy development. This appointment is expected to enhance educational initiatives in the region.
The Jordanian Parliament approved the first article of the Education and Human Resource Development Law for 2026 during a session today, sparking widespread debate among educational and political circles.
The 'Mawhiba' Foundation and the Ministry of Education in Saudi Arabia have announced the start of the second phase of the 'Nesmo' Olympiad, aimed at enhancing students' skills in science and technology. This initiative is part of the kingdom's efforts to develop youth capabilities and stimulate innovation.
Dubai Police celebrated the graduation of the third class from Protection Schools for Education and Training, honoring outstanding students in a special ceremony that reflects the institution's commitment to developing academic skills.
The new mayor of Paris, Emmanuel Grégoire, announced the suspension of 78 coaches in after-school education programs, including 31 suspected of sexual abuse. This initiative is part of a comprehensive plan aimed at achieving 'full transparency' and 'zero tolerance'.
Despite ongoing airstrikes and security instability, some schools in Lebanon remain open to students. In Beirut, a school near the southern suburbs continues to provide education, while others resort to remote learning.
The ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel has deprived nearly <strong>500,000</strong> Lebanese students of education. Despite the harsh conditions, many of these students continue their educational journey in shelters that were once their schools.