The Education Council of Maragha Province held a meeting on the 30th of Azer. Seyid Ali Mousavi, the commander of Maragha, who attended the meeting, said that a fence had been installed in the villages of Maragha. In most villages, the internet problem will be solved soon. He stressed that the Shad Program is a great opportunity for education and the need to solve the problem of the Internet in the villages of Maragha. Mousavi also touched upon the issue of using the help of philanthropists during the construction of madrassas. He spoke about the need for philanthropic assistance to address the shortcomings.
Riza Asiyabi, head and deputy head of the Maragha Main Education Department, also addressed the meeting. He said that 250 teachers had been relocated in the province over the past year. The debts of the regional madrassas were repaid with a budget of 6 billion 500 million. This year, 192 of the 209 people who dropped out of school have had their problems resolved.
The mayor of Maragha, Mohammadreza Ahmadi, spoke about private madrassas. He noted that a number of non-governmental madrassas were built in areas that increased traffic. In order to prevent this situation, the mayor must respond. It should be noted that there are 550 state and non-state madrassas in Maragha. 51,000 students study in these madrassas.
