Challenge of jihadi groups to renovate schools in deprived areas – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
In an interview with Mehr, Hamid Reza Khanmohammadi, in the operational bases of “Educational Justice” and “Equal Education”, described the recent meeting of the provincial managers of the country with the Educational Justice Camp and added: Martyr Bahonar was held in which one of the specialized working groups was hosted by the Educational Justice and Nasir Educational Camp with the aim of synergizing jihadi currents with modernization justice.
He continued: In this working group, the first discussion that was discussed was Employment The jihadist movement was to discuss reducing costs, increasing speed, and, most importantly, the educational appendix that was introduced in this school-building jihad. This educational process is important in that both the student and the student help build a school; It is part of an educational program, and on the other hand, the school that is built by that student is different from other schools, and when the school was built; Students and jihadist groups will provide them with spiritual support.
Removing legal obstacles to the transfer of school construction projects
Ms. Mohammadi said that the main challenge for jihadi groups was the lack of necessary laws and said: “The main challenge raised in this meeting was the lack of necessary and efficient laws for handing over school construction and school renovation projects to jihadi groups. There are many legal obstacles in this direction;” It was decided that in a joint working group between the Educational Justice Camp, the School Renovation Organization and the Basij Sazandegi of the country, this issue would be raised and a solution and by-laws would be presented to facilitate the construction of schools by jihadi groups; At the same time, provincial managers should pay more attention to jihadi forces.
He stated that the legal obstacles to the cooperation of jihadi groups in building schools were removed, adding: “One of the important points that jihadi groups raised in this meeting was that they should not consider jihadi groups as contractors;” Second, the raw materials, building materials needed, and the necessary plans to build strong schools suitable for the local conditions of each region should be provided to the jihadi groups at the lowest cost. It was suggested that jihadist groups be able to use the materials that are commonly used in the area; To use. In the past, the renovation organization used to build schools in one form or another at great expense, and the structures used by the renovation were very heavy and uneconomical, structures used by jihadi groups to build The schools offered are light, standard and low cost.
Ms. Mohammadi pointed out: In this meeting, also on the capacity of technical and engineering universities and to Employment Projects based on lightening, cheapening, and acceleration were emphasized to help build small schools in particular.