Monday 18 September 2023 – 16:36
Mohamed Hansali, National President of the Moroccan Private Education Association, stated that the private schools affiliated with the Association, which he heads, are working, in coordination with the two regional academies of education and training in the areas affected by the earthquake that struck Morocco on the night of Friday, the eighth of September, to count the students who can be received by these institutions. Institutions.
Hansali explained: “We are currently working, in coordination with both the Souss-Massa Academy and the Marrakesh-Safi Academy, to count the numbers of students and the existing shortage, and the numbers of those who can be embraced by private institutions,” pointing out that “we are currently carrying out technical and statistical measures.”
The National President of the Moroccan Special Education Association confirmed, in a statement to Hespress, “that the institutions affiliated with the Association will, according to available capabilities, take care of the children who were victims of the earthquake, as well as orphan children sponsored by the nation, and embrace them by purchasing books and wallets to continue their studies with special care.”
The Moroccan Special Learning Association had called on “all its members and partners to contribute effectively to the process of immediately caring for orphaned children, who lost their families and were left without resources, following the Al Haouz earthquake.”
It called on “all its branches to coordinate with the relevant authorities and authorities, to provide free educational assistance to these children,” and also called on “to work to accelerate the process of financial donations for the benefit of the special fund for managing the consequences of the earthquake.”
