AMMAN — Ayla Oasis
Development Company recently launched its annual “Back to School” campaign,
according to a statement from Ayla.
More than 60 secondary students
received their books and had their annual school registration fees paid by
Ayla, in cooperation with the “Sons of Aqaba Association for the Care and
Rehabilitation of Orphans”.
The campaign also saw Ayla work
with the Aqaba Directorate of Education to renovate some of the facilities
within the governorate’s schools through general maintenance work. New water
tanks will also be installed in a number of schools, and air conditioners will
undergo maintenance, the statement read.
Speaking about the campaign, Ayla's Managing
Director Sahl Dudin, said: “Ayla shares with the students and families of Aqaba
the joy of their return to school. We are committed to working with the Aqaba
Education Directory to create the most suitable learning environment as well as
to meet the requirements of those less fortunate to face the new school year
with enthusiasm, optimism, and success.”
Dudin went on to add: "We
urge all economic sectors to invest in the education of our youth as a means of
reinforcing comprehensive development.”
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AMMAN — Ayla Oasis
Development Company recently launched its annual “Back to School” campaign,
according to a statement from Ayla.
More than 60 secondary students
received their books and had their annual school registration fees paid by
Ayla, in cooperation with the “Sons of Aqaba Association for the Care and
Rehabilitation of Orphans”.
The campaign also saw
Ayla work
with the Aqaba Directorate of Education to renovate some of the facilities
within the governorate’s schools through general maintenance work. New water
tanks will also be installed in a number of schools, and air conditioners will
undergo maintenance, the statement read.
Speaking about the campaign, Ayla's Managing
Director Sahl Dudin, said: “Ayla shares with the students and families of Aqaba
the joy of their return to school. We are committed to working with the Aqaba
Education Directory to create the most suitable learning environment as well as
to meet the requirements of those less fortunate to face the new school year
with enthusiasm, optimism, and success.”
Dudin went on to add: "We
urge all economic sectors to invest in the education of our youth as a means of
reinforcing comprehensive development.”
Read more
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