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Education

Working to ensure that all children in the region have equitable opportunities to quality and releva

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Ten years of war in Syria, more than half of children continue to be deprived of education

By Muhannad Hadi, Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for the Syria Crisis and Ted Chaiban UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa.

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COVID19, opportunity to bridge digital gap, reform education

Article published by Asharq Al-Awsat Newspaper on 26 December 2020

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For every child & young person; inclusive quality education

UNICEF supports visually impaired children and youth in Dara’a to reach their full potential

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Where there is a dream, there is a way

On World Children’s Day, we’d like you to meet Amaal who’s reimagining a better future for herself through education.

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Ted Chaiban, UNICEF MENA Regional Director's Closing Remarks at the Regional Ministerial Meeting on Back to Learning

As Delivered (via Zoom)

UN agencies launch “Learning is Back”, a song on return to learning in the Middle East and North Africa

Ensuring continuity of learning for all children in-person or remotely is a priority as COVID-19 cases continue to surge across the region and disrupting the education process.

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On the occasion of World Teachers’ Day, ECW, GPE, UNESCO & UNICEF call for the resumption of salary payments for teachers for the coming school year in Yemen

Joint Statement

Nuha, 16, reads from her Arabic language textbook.

UNICEF supports Grade 9 students in Aleppo

Despite challenges and an arduous journey, children are determined to pursue their dreams

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Educate A Child, UNICEF help children catch up on learning

Out-of-school children return to education thanks to accelerated learning programme