Asyut Governor, Mohamed Alwan, emphasized the governorate's interest in supporting and developing the education system, expanding the construction of new schools and classrooms, and improving the efficiency of existing educational institutions across various centers and villages. This aims to provide a suitable learning environment for students and reduce student overcrowding.
The governor announced the completion of the partial replacement of the Martyrs Faraghi Talaat primary school in the village of Banob Zaher Al-Gamal in Dayrout center. The project cost EGP 17 million and 365 thousand. The new wing of the school includes 25 classrooms, increasing the school's capacity and providing suitable educational spaces for students.
The Asyut branch of the General Authority for Educational Buildings, led by Engineer Mostafa Abdel Fattah, continues to implement and monitor school construction, replacement, and development projects across the governorate. These projects follow specific plans and timelines to ensure their completion and effectiveness in enhancing the education sector.
Governor Alwan mentioned that 39 new schools are being completed in various centers and villages. These schools will be operational during the second semester of the current academic year, adding new classrooms and supporting the educational infrastructure. This development will provide more educational opportunities for students in areas with the greatest need.
The governor stressed the importance of adhering to project timelines while ensuring high-quality execution and efficient work. He also emphasized the need for rapid preparation of schools to receive students upon completion. The governorate will continue to work with the Educational Buildings Authority to improve educational institutions and enhance the quality of services provided to Asyut's students.
The partial replacement of the Martyrs Faraghi Talaat school is part of a broader effort to improve educational infrastructure in Asyut. The governorate aims to create a conducive learning environment that supports students' academic success. By investing in education, the governorate seeks to provide equal opportunities for all students.
The completion of the Martyrs Faraghi Talaat school project reflects the governorate's commitment to enhancing education. With a focus on quality and efficiency, the governorate will continue to implement educational projects that benefit students and support the community's development.
Key points
- The project cost EGP 17.3 million and included 25 new classrooms.
- 39 new schools are being completed across the governorate.
- The governorate aims to provide a suitable learning environment and reduce student overcrowding.
