PM opens Granada School and reviews services
The Jordanian Prime Minister inaugurated Granada Secondary School at the start of the new academic year. The school is considered one of the largest built in less than a year with support from the private sector as part of the corporate social responsibility project. Additionally, the government has established 85 new schools to enhance education and reduce the issue of rented buildings. The school can accommodate 540 students, featuring 18 classrooms and 3 laboratories, and serves all educational stages from kindergarten to secondary level. The Prime Minister also conducted a tour that included health and service projects in the northern Badia region. He ordered the swift completion of the rehabilitation of the Northern Badia Hospital, including equipping it with the necessary medical devices and personnel. Furthermore, he emphasized strengthening healthcare services at the Al-Akeder Health Center. He also directed the expansion and improvement of schools in the area to enhance the provision of educational and health services to the citizens.
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