Published : 07-10-2019
A celebration was held by the Majed Abu Sharar Foundation in AlRaml Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Latakia, to honor Palestinian students who achieved the highest scores at schools located in AlRaml’s southern corners.
Sometime earlier, Palestinian refugee Ahmed Malek Warda, sheltered in AlRaml camp, snatched the first rank after he got full marks in his secondary school exams.
The Syrian warfare has contributed to a sharp nosepe in the rates of access to education. Most of Syria’s schools have been destroyed or put out of operation in the raging warfare, imperiling the education of the Syrians and Palestinians alike.
Concerns over abrupt abduction sweeps, torture, and enforced military conscription have led to a dramatic increase in school dropouts and tremendously affected children’s access to education.
A celebration was held by the Majed Abu Sharar Foundation in AlRaml Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Latakia, to honor Palestinian students who achieved the highest scores at schools located in AlRaml’s southern corners.
Sometime earlier, Palestinian refugee Ahmed Malek Warda, sheltered in AlRaml camp, snatched the first rank after he got full marks in his secondary school exams.
The Syrian warfare has contributed to a sharp nosepe in the rates of access to education. Most of Syria’s schools have been destroyed or put out of operation in the raging warfare, imperiling the education of the Syrians and Palestinians alike.
Concerns over abrupt abduction sweeps, torture, and enforced military conscription have led to a dramatic increase in school dropouts and tremendously affected children’s access to education.
