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"Infrastructure" is maintained for 24 public schools
uae August 25, 2018 Nation Leave a comment
Dubai – Voice of the UAE
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development unveiled the implementation of maintenance and additions to 24 public schools in the year 2018, indicating that the maintenance includes a complete overview of the infrastructure and facilities, and the state of buildings and surrounding fences, in order to carry out the survey according to need. support, emphasizing that maintenance work is in line with Sustainability standards and green building requirements, followed by the ministry in all its projects, and it is expected that maintenance work and additions will be completed before the start of the new school year.
The director of engineering contracts of the Ministry, Eng. Iman al-Mansouri, said that the school tenders that the ministry presented during the current year included the development of schools and the completion of their willingness to receive the new academic year 2019/2018 according to international standards.
She explained that the maintenance work and the additions include three schools in the emirate of Dubai: the ministry implements the maintenance of the Al Baraa kindergarten for children in Nad Rashed, the maintenance work for the Al-Anwar kindergarten in the Umm Suqeim area and the maintenance work and the addition of the Al Shaarawi high school for boys in the Al-Manara area.
In Sharjah the ministry is working on maintenance and additions to four public schools, including the maintenance and addition of the Hilaliyat primary and secondary school for girls in the Al-Malihah area and the maintenance and addition and maintenance of a wall for the Al-Batih Elementary School for Girls The development of kindergartens earlier), and the maintenance and addition to the kindergarten of children.
In the emirate of Ajman, the ministry began maintenance and additions to six government institutions for education, including the maintenance of the building and the wall of Afra Bint Obaid Primary School for Girls (H1) in the Al Jarf area, maintenance and addition of Sumaya Bent Khayat School for Basic and Secondary Girls & # 39; And the maintenance of the building and the wall of the school of Souda bint Zammah for secondary education for girls, and the maintenance, addition and maintenance of the fence for the school of Al-Zawra for basic education for girls (H 2).
Al-Mansouri added that the Ministry is working on the maintenance and additions to two schools in the emirate Umm Al-Qaiwain, including maintenance and addition of Al-Kawther kindergarten for children in Al-Hamra and maintenance of Al-Diaa Primary School for Boys (H2)
In the emirate Ras Al Khaimah, the ministry is working on the maintenance and expansion of six public schools, including the addition of the Mahra Bint Ahmed Elementary School for Girls (Phase II), the maintenance and addition of the Alhamraniya Primary and Secondary School for boys in Hamraniya, The maintenance of the Masafi school for primary and secondary education in the Masafi area, the maintenance and addition of the Noura Bent Sultan school for secondary education for girls in the Al Murayd area and the addition of Shaam Primary and Secondary School for Boys in Sha & # 39; am.
Al-Mansoori said that the maintenance works and additions include three schools in the emirate of Fujairah, that the ministry performs maintenance work and adds the Saif Al-State primary school for boys (H2) in the Al-Fashil area, maintenance and additions to the Oohla Mixed Primary School for girls in Ouhla, For Girls (formerly Fujairah Kindergarten).
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