Per capita, Khuzestan’s educational environment is lower than the national standard – Mehr news agency Iran and world’s news

According to Mehr reporter, Mehraleh Rokhshani Mehr this Friday evening on the sidelines of visiting schools Ramshir And Ramhormoz said in a group of reporters: A visit to half-completed schools in the cities Ramshir And we had Ramhormez, a significant number of projects half All of them are mainly in rural areas, which need to be planned for their completion.

Referring to the priority of completing half-finished projects that were financed from national, provincial and benefactor sources, he added: Some of these projects can be completed by Mehr and other projects, depending on the level of physical progress, by the end of Fajr or the end of the year. completed

Head of School Renovation, Development and Equipping Organization pointed out that in the first allocation of 1401, we will provide the resources needed to complete half-finished projects, he stated: to build new projects in the city Ramshir Also, good decisions were made, we are starting the first urban project from the place of oil credits and deprivation removal.

Rokhshani Mehr stated: Good decisions have been made in the field of educational equipment, educational aid and cooling, and at least for the examination areas, we have prepared and provided a number of air conditioners. In total, we approved a figure of more than two billion tomans for this department.

He reminded: The country’s school renovation organization has been working on the mission defined for it in recent years and has made good efforts to secure schools and increase the educational space per capita.

The head of the School Renovation, Development and Equipping Organization stated: The per capita educational space of eight provinces is lower than the national standard, i.e. 5.2 square meters, and Khuzestan province also has such conditions. We are doing our best to increase the educational space per capita in these provinces.

Rokhshani Mehr said: “Collection of joint schools with a population of more than 10 people is one of the main priorities of the Ministry of Education, of course, this project started in Khuzestan several years ago and Part of It is the leading provinces.

He added: We will replace or renovate the sheds that we have to keep due to the inaccessibility of the mountainous areas or the low population.