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The Jordanian Cabinet approved a package of strategic decisions to develop the education sector, including the establishment of five new technical schools at a cost of 25 million dinars to enhance vocational and technical education in the capital, Mafraq, Jerash, and Irbid governorates. The goal is to reduce overcrowding and improve the learning environment. Additionally, 86 schools were handed over within one year to eliminate the double-shift system and upgrade infrastructure. Furthermore, the free school transportation project was activated in the southern Badia and expanded to cover other governorates. A national school feeding program was also approved, providing healthy and comprehensive meals to around half a million students, relying on local kitchens to ensure quality and support communities. These steps aim to improve the quality of education and related services, with a focus on creating an interactive and healthy environment to meet students' needs across all regions.
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