The CEO of Africa Charity Aid, Mohamed Shire, recently paid a courtesy call to the Somali Regional Education Bureau, accompanied by educationist Xalow from Manasota USA. The purpose of the visit was to discuss how to standardize the education system in the Somali Regional State and pave the way for collaboration between the bureau and Africa Charity Aid.
During the meeting, Mr. Shire expressed his eagerness to work closely with the state education bureau in order to support the education of young children in the region. He stressed the importance of education in shaping the future of the country and highlighted the need for collaboration between different organizations to achieve this goal.
The courtesy call was welcomed with open arms by the bureau, with Honorable Guled Ahmed, the Deputy Office of the Bureau, expressing his hopeful collaboration with Africa Charity Aid. The discussion revolved around the importance of standardizing the education system in the region to ensure a consistent and high-quality education for all students.
One of the key areas of discussion was the integration of E-learning methods into the education system. The Africa Charity Aid team highlighted their expertise in this area and expressed their desire to collaborate with the state education bureau to implement this modern teaching approach. Honorable Guled Ahmed also hinted at having continuous discussions on this matter, showcasing the bureau’s interest and commitment to improving the education system in the region.
The tone of the meeting was very positive and collaborative, with both parties expressing their dedication towards improving the education system in the Somali Regional State. This visit not only paved the way for future partnerships but also highlighted the importance of working together to achieve a common goal.
Africa Charity Aid has been actively working towards improving education in different parts of the continent, and their collaboration with the Somali Regional Education Bureau is a step towards their mission. By joining forces with local authorities and organizations, they can make a bigger impact and drive positive change in the education sector.
In conclusion, the courtesy call by Mohamed Shire, CEO of Africa Charity Aid, to the Somali Regional Education Bureau was a successful and promising meeting, with both parties expressing their commitment towards standardizing the education system in the region. This collaboration has opened doors for future partnerships and will undoubtedly make a positive impact on the education of young children in the Somali Regional State.