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Italy donates $904.9k to Jordan’s education sector

The donation is part of a UNESCO-led multi-partnership financing provided by the European Union, Norway, Canada, and Italy. (File/AFP)
The donation is part of a UNESCO-led multi-partnership financing provided by the European Union, Norway, Canada, and Italy. (File/AFP)
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07 Jul 2020 09:07:05 GMT9
07 Jul 2020 09:07:05 GMT9
  • The money will be allocated to the ministry’s Institutional System Enhancement Program

Arab News

DUBAI: Italy and UNESCO have agreed to donate nearly $904,900 to support Jordan’s Ministry of Education, state news agency Petra has reported.

The money will be allocated to the ministry’s Institutional System Enhancement Program, which includes improvements on early childhood education, technical training, and human resource development.

It is part of a UNESCO-led multi-partnership financing provided by the European Union, Norway, Canada, and Italy to support Jordan’s educational system.

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