It was suggested that the Ministry of Education should produce competitive children with knowledge and skills in all sectors who can cope with the changing world situation.

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The construction of the model secondary school to be built by the Ministry of Education in Harare Region has begun in the presence of senior leaders of the Ministry and the region.

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(September 09/2017) At the same time, the Minister of Education, Professor Berhanu Nega, said that the education system should produce competitive children who are confident in themselves and have knowledge and skills that can cope with the future world; the reform that has been initiated for this purpose will continue to be strengthened.

In particular, we must eliminate the injustice in education and create a system where citizens can compete and learn equally by receiving equal education, he said.

For this, he said that plans are being made to build 50 model and 13 special boarding secondary schools in different parts of the country.

The Honorable Minister, who mentioned that this will create a system where all citizens can compete equally and achieve results, mentioned that this model secondary school, whose construction began today, is also a part of this.

The Head of the Region, Ato Ordin Bedri, said that the region has paid attention to the education sector in the 2017 academic year and has recorded better results.

He said that more attention will be paid to ensuring the quality and equity of education in the future, and he mentioned that the model school, whose construction began today, is of great significance in ensuring equity.

He thanked the Ministry of Education for supporting the construction of the school and stated that they will provide the necessary support until the construction is completed.

It was also announced at the forum that the construction of the school will be completed within one year, and an agreement has been signed between the Ministry of Education and the Regional Education Bureau to complete it within the stated deadline.

The agreement was signed by the State Minister for General Education Development, Ms. Ayelech Eshete, and the Head of the Regional Education Bureau, Mr. Getu Woyesa.