Kuwaiti-funded and implemented by Estijabah Foundation .. Opening of the Late Abdul Rahman Al-Ojan Basic Education School in Sah District, Hadhramaut
Under the auspices of Mr. Salem Ahmed Al-Khanbashi, Member of the Presidential Leadership Council and Governor of Hadhramaut Governorate, and His Excellency Dr. Adel Abdulmajeed Al-Abadi, and with Kuwaiti funding, the Undersecretary of Hadhramaut Governorate for Valley and Desert Districts Affairs, Mr. Juma'an Salmeen Barbaa, opened the late Abdul Rahman Adnan Al-Ojan Basic Education School in Sah District, Hadhramaut Governorate, this morning.
During the opening ceremony, the Undersecretary expressed his happiness with the opening of this educational edifice, the developmental role of the brothers in Kuwait, both government and people, and the effective support provided through sustainable projects across various sectors, including the educational and academic sector.
In turn, the Executive Director of the Estijabah Foundation explained that this project falls within the joint strategic priorities of the Estijabah Foundation and the Sheikh Abdullah Al-Nouri Charity Society to provide a safe and stimulating educational environment, serving as an extension of the humanitarian giving of the Al-Ojan family and donors in the State of Kuwait.
For his part, the Director of the Education Office in the Valley and Desert of Hadhramaut, Prof. Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Felloom, confirmed that the school will effectively contribute to alleviating the pressure on existing schools and raising the level of academic achievement for students.
Meanwhile, the Director-General of Sah District, Mr. Saeed Yamani Al-Jabari, expressed the gratitude and thanks of the local authority in Sah District, and their appreciation for the efforts made to ensure the project's success. He thanked the Estijabah Foundation for their efforts in execution and completion in record time, stressing that this school will serve as an asset to accommodate the region's students and encourage them to complete their education.
Following the opening, Undersecretary Barbaa and the accompanying officials toured the school's facilities. The school consists of 18 classrooms, administrative offices, and restrooms, and is equipped with a solar energy system, an iron shed, an activities hall, a grass football pitch, volleyball and basketball courts, and other educational facilities.
The project is part of the humanitarian and relief projects implemented by the Estijabah Foundation in partnership with the Sheikh Abdullah Al-Nouri Charity Society, aiming to create a better educational environment for future generations.
The ceremony featured artistic performances, poetry recitations, and theatrical sketches. The opening was attended by the Director-General of Security for the Valley and Desert of Hadhramaut, along with a number of officials, dignitaries, and social figures.
