
The new school to be opened in the Artuz region of Damascus will start education in 2026-2027
The Ministry of National Education announced that a new school with 36 classrooms and a capacity of 1000 students will be opened in the Artuz region of Damascus, Syria.
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Steps are being taken in the field of education within the scope of cooperation and coordination efforts between Türkiye and Syria.
According to the statement made by the Ministry of National Education; Within the scope of the cooperation and coordination efforts between Türkiye and Syria, efforts to support children and young people's access to quality education in Syria continue.
In this context, work has been completed to open a new educational institution that will operate under the ministry in the Artuz region of Damascus, the capital of Syria.
The school, designed to cover all kindergarten, primary, secondary and high school levels, will have a total of 36 classrooms and a capacity of approximately 1000 students.
The opening of the school, which will begin to provide educational services to students as of the 2026-2027 academic year, will be held on Sunday, October 4.
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The opening of the school will be held on Sunday, October 4
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