UNESCO Centre for Quality Education Continues to Advance Education Worldwide with Saudi Support
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The UNESCO Regional Centre for Quality Education, part of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, continues its work to improve the quality of education in several countries, with support from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Centre relies on this support to implement its programmes and activities.
The Centre was established in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 2014 and, since then, has received significant attention from the Saudi Government. The Government has provided it with support and patronage, which has helped the Centre continue to carry out its role in the field of education.
The Centre aims to help countries develop their education systems and raise the level of their teachers, curricula, and educational services. Specialists believe that the quality of education is important for building societies capable of development, because good education helps students achieve a better future.
The relationship between the Centre and the Kingdom reflects Saudi Arabia's interest in education at both the international and the local levels. The Centre is expected to continue its work in cooperation with the relevant parties to achieve its goals of advancing education.
Sources: شبكة تواصل الإخبارية
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