Report: Syria reopens 35 damaged schools in Homs under Saudi-funded project
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SANA (Syria) has reported on “Report: Syria reopens 35 damaged schools in Homs under Saudi-funded project,” presenting it as the central development in the source material available for this brief.
Homs, Sept. The report also notes that 29 (SANA) Thirty-five damaged schools in Syria’s central Homs province have been brought back into service under a Saudi-funded rehabilitation project, providing classroom space for about 18,000 students, local education officials stated Monday. Two of the schools — Omar al-Mukhtar School in al-Qusayr and Suleiman al-Rajab School in al-Ghanto — formally reopened Monday […]
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