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Together – Tens of thousands of school students in the West Bank and shelter centers in the Gaza Strip participated in beating the drums to protect education in Gaza. This came on the occasion of the Global Action Week for Education, which designated April 23 as an international day of commitment to protect education in the Gaza Strip.

The activities of the Global Action Week for Education were launched this year on April 22, 2024 in Palestine and the world. This year was distinguished by the opening of the week by the Prime Minister, Dr. Muhammad Mustafa, the head of the Global Campaign for Learning, Dr. Rifaat Al-Sabah, and the Minister of Education and Higher Education, Dr. Amjad Barham. A number of decision makers in Palestine are beating the drums to save education in Gaza. The Global Campaign for Education had called in a statement issued for a state of global solidarity with education in Gaza. This week, which is organized annually in most countries of the world, including Palestine, is a unique occas
ion to highlight On one of the issues or challenges related to enhancing the quality of education in those countries. This year, and in light of the grave challenges and disasters facing the education sector in Palestine, the Palestinian Educational Coalition decided that the status of education in Gaza would be the core of this week and its various activities, taking into account the opportunity This sector in Gaza and the rest of the Palestinian territories has benefited from the concept of ‘transformative education,’ noting that transformative education has become a basis for achieving the goals of the fourth goal of the Sustainable Development Goals around the world, and for intervening to help students and teachers in the Gaza Strip.

Many activities have taken place on learning and its importance in schools and universities, focusing on the importance of the concept of transformative education.

Similar solidarity activities took place in different regions of the world, calling for the need to protect e
ducation in Gaza and other countries where wars and armed conflicts prevail.

The head of the Global Campaign for Education called for April 23 of each year to be an international day of solidarity to protect education in the Gaza Strip

Source: Maan News Agency

Today, Sunday, the Jordanian Armed Forces – the Arab Army carried out 6 airdrops on different areas in the northern Gaza Strip, with the participation of other countries.

The airdrops included relief and humanitarian aid to support people in the Gaza Strip, as a result of the ongoing Israeli war on the Strip.

A plane belonging to the Royal Jordanian Air Force, a plane belonging to the Arab Republic of Egypt, three planes belonging to the United States of America, and a plane belonging to the Federal Republic of Germany participated in the aid landing operation.

The Jordanian Armed Forces confirmed that they are continuing to send humanitarian and medical aid via an air bridge to be delivered via aid planes from Marka Airport towards Al-Arish International Airport, or through airdrops on the Gaza Strip or ground aid convoys, to help the people in the Gaza Strip overcome the difficult conditions, and to embody the In the spirit of cooperation and solidarity between the two brotherly peoples.

It is noteworth
y that the number of airdrops carried out by the Jordanian Armed Forces since the beginning of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip rose to 89 airdrops, and 219 airdrops in cooperation with other countries

Source: Maan News Agency

Gaza: The World Central Kitchen organization announced today, Sunday, the resumption of its operations in Gaza after stopping since April 2.

The organization had suspended its work after 7 of its employees were killed in an Israeli bombing. The international organization works to provide humanitarian aid through dozens of community kitchens in the Gaza Strip, which cook and provide meals to the displaced

Source: Maan News Agency

His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan chaired, on Sunday, the Grand Prix of His Majesty King Mohammed VI’s Official Show Jumping Competition 3* of the Royal Guard, organized from April 26 to 28 at the Hassan II Arena in the Méchouar in Rabat, under the High Patronage of His Majesty the King.

Upon his arrival at the Hassan II arena of the Royal Guard, HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan was welcomed by Major General, Commander of the Royal Guard, Abdelaziz Chatar.

After reviewing a section of the Royal Guard paying honors, HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan was greeted by the Minister of National Education, Preschool, and Sport, Chakib Benmoussa, the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development, and Water and Forests, Mohamed Sadiki, the President of the Moroccan National Olympic Committee (CNOM), Fayçal Laraïchi, and the Wali of the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region, Mohamed Yacoubi, as well as senior officers of the Royal Guard and other personalities.

Subsequently, amid cheers from the
numerous audience gathered at the Hassan II arena of the Royal Guard, HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan proceeded to the guest tribune from where His Royal Highness presided over the final of HM King Mohammed VI Grand Prix of the Royal Guard’s official 3* show jumping competition, a test reserved for first-category horses, which was won by the rider Ali Al Ahrach with the horse “Douglas”, after a jump-off, completing the course without faults in 44.01 seconds.

At the end of this competition, organized under the auspices of the Royal Moroccan Equestrian Sports Federation (FRMSE), HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan presented the trophy of HM King Mohammed VI Grand Prix to the winning rider, Ali Al Ahrach.

HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan also presented the other prizes (cups) to the finalists ranked in the following positions.

At the end of this prestigious sporting event, HRH Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan posed for a commemorative photo with the winners, who then took a victory lap on horseback.

Source: A
gence Marocaine De Presse