PM urged quality of education
Manama : Prime Minister HRH Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa yesterday urged to support and encourage investment in Bahrain’s private education sector.
Highlighting the need to attract more establishments in cooperation with the world universities, the Prime Minister also urged to keep up efforts to develop the capacities of the academic staff here.
Chairing regular weekly Cabinet session at the Gudaibiya Palace yesterday, Prince Khalifa congratulated students and wished them every success for the academic year 2016-2017.
During the session, the Premier directed the Education Ministry and the academic and administrative staff to implement government policies to improve the quality of
educational services.
Prince Khalifa also directed them to develop the school curricula and launch more projects based on Information and Communication Technology.
Besides, the PM urged to intensify efforts to open new classrooms for students with special needs, Cabinet Secretary-General, Dr. Yasser bin Isa Al Nasser, said in a statement following the session.
The Premier said this while commenting on a presentation given by the Minister of Education in which he highlighted the ministry’s preparations for the new school year and the development projects.
Major decisions
Housing Ministry directed to meet the needs of Sanabis, Bilad Al-Qadeem and Zenj villagers
Allocation of the remaining part of the Tubli Housing Project instructed
Labour Ministry instructed to submit report on charity funds and societies as well as ways of disbursing aid and their beneficiaries
Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments directed to submit a similar report on the Zakat Fund
Financing of Bahrain International Airport’s development projects discussed
More projects and activities to attract youngsters and help them acquire new skills and talents urged
Proposals related to banning the use of trucks on roads at specific times, the provision of Wi-Fi services at more public places and the completion of the Prince Saud Al Faisal Avenue Project reviewed
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