Southern Gaza is the site of the newly opened Makkah School, established as part of a humanitarian response project to create and operate safe educational spaces. The school was launched under the Saudi popular campaign to relieve the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
According to SPA, the opening ceremony was attended by representatives from national, international, and local educational institutions, as well as community figures. Dr. Issam Abu Khalil, head of the Saudi Center for Culture and Heritage in the Gaza Strip, stated that the school will receive 1,000 students in its first phase.
The facility provides 32 job opportunities for teachers and is planned to reach a total capacity of 4,000 students in the next phase. Dr. Ibrahim Ramadan, director of education in eastern Khan Yunis, noted the school’s role in rebuilding the educational sector and resuming the learning process.
The project is part of broader humanitarian efforts by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by KSrelief, to support vital sectors in Gaza and improve living conditions for those affected.
How many students will Makkah School accommodate in Gaza? In its first phase, the school will receive 1,000 students. The project is designed to expand its capacity in the coming phase to accommodate a total of 4,000 students.
What employment opportunities does the Makkah School provide? The school provides 32 job opportunities for teachers. This initiative is part of the Saudi popular campaign to relieve the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
Who participated in the opening of the Makkah School? The opening was attended by representatives from international, national, and local educational institutions. Community figures and notables were also present at the ceremony.