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Opening of 14 rehabilitated schools in the Kurdish and Turkmen mountains in Latakia countryside to support the return of residents and students.

SANA (TG) · Governmental · telegram.org

Arabic title
افتتاح 14 مدرسة مؤهلة في جبلي الأكراد والتركمان بريف اللاذقية دعماً لعودة الأهالي والطلبة.
English title
Opening of 14 rehabilitated schools in the Kurdish and Turkmen mountains in Latakia countryside to support the return of residents and students.
Published
UTC
Topic
Displacement, Education
Governorate
Idlib
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