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In response to increasing educational needs of children in Kufra, UNICEF Libya, in partnership with the Ministry of Local Governance (MoLG), has installed 12 prefabricated mobile classrooms across the city. This initiative aims to address classroom overcrowding and create a safe, supportive learning environment for children, including incoming Sudanese students.
The new classrooms will accommodate approximately 288 students. This additional space will enable children to fully engage in learning activities that were previously limited by constrained facilities.
UNICEF Representative in Libya, Mohammad Fayyazi, emphasized the importance of this initiative, stating: "Every child has the right to learn in a safe and supportive environment. By increasing the learning space, we are helping more children access the education they need to thrive. UNICEF extends its gratitude to the Ministry of Local Governance and our partner, βEducation Cannot Waitβ, for making this initiative possible."
The Mayor of Kufra also expressed his appreciation for UNICEFβs continued support: "UNICEF's projects in Kufra Municipality have been exemplary. We value UNICEF as one of our key international partners. The distribution of these 12 mobile classrooms across our schools will help reduce overcrowding and improve learning conditions for our students."
UNICEF extends its sincere gratitude to Education Cannot Wait (ECW) for their critical support in making this project a reality. This initiative reaffirms UNICEFβs commitment to partnering with local and international partners to ensure every child in Libya can quality and inclusive education for a brighter future.