Morocco/Dar Talib Amsila in Taza, when INDH supports rural girls

Taza - Recently rehabilitated and expanded by the National Initiative for Human Development (INDH), Dar Talib Amsila, in the province of Taza, plays a major role in promoting schooling for rural girls. Supported by the INDH, as part of the "Impulsion du capital humain des générations montantes" program, this structure has undergone renovation work with the aim of offering the best learning and living conditions to its boarders, so that they escape the phenomenon of dropping out of school.

This project illustrates INDH's firm commitment to education for all.

The work involved in this major project, which cost a total of 4.2 million dirhams (MDH), focused on fitting out the student house in the first phase, followed by that of the boys, through the acquisition of new equipment.The first phase involved refurbishing the student centre, followed by the boys' centre, with the acquisition of equipment to improve the educational environment.

This social establishment provides a wide range of services for 172 beneficiaries, divided between 82 for Dar Taliba and 90 for Dar Talib, thanks to the combined efforts of various institutional and social players.

The INDH Fund has contributed 2.2 million dirhams to this project, including 700,000 dirhams for equipment, while the Agency for Economic and Social Promotion and Development of the Northern Provinces has contributed 2 million dirhams.

Entraide Nationale, for its part, has been entrusted with the task of supervising and supporting the project, while the Dar Talib Amsila Islamic Charitable Association is responsible for managing the establishment.

In a statement to MAP, Azedine Loukili, head of the Social Action Division (DAS) for the province of Taza, said that the project to develop, expand and equip Dar Talib Amsila was a major step forward.Azedine Loukili, the head of the Taza province's Social Action Division (DAS), said that the Dar Talib Amsila development, expansion and equipment project was part of the program to boost the human capital of rising generations under the third phase of the INDH.

He added that this project, which embodies a new vision, is considered to be one of the most modern educational facilities, thanks to its equipment, which meets the expectations of boarders.

Indeed, thanks to the various services it offers and the comfortable conditions it provides for students, the Maison de l'Etudiant Amsila helps to improve academic results and combat school drop-out.

Source: www.mapexpress.ma/