UK Funding Will Support Education in Syria, Conflict Zones
The British government approved a nearly $22 million funding package to support education in conflict zones. The projects are in six countries which are home to 3 million refugee and displaced children, including Syria, Jordan and Lebanon, the government announced Monday.
The Syrian Education Programme pays teachers’ salaries and provides mental health care, Arab News reported.
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“We believe that every girl and every boy should receive a quality education, no matter where they live,“ UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said.
The aid money will fund research into the best methods to provide schooling in conflicts and long-term crises around the world.
