The Government of Japan has vowed to support basic education and the improvement of schools facilities in the country.
The Japanese Ambassador to Solomon Islands Kenichi Kimiya said this recently during the signing ceremony of a deal worth $647,836.84 for the construction of a new classroom and staff houses.
The Ambassador said:
“The priority areas of our assistance under the Grassroots and Human Security Scheme in SI are supporting basic education through the construction of school facilities such as classrooms for students and staff houses for teachers.
The Government Of Japan Vows To Support Basic Education And The Improvement Of Schools In The Solomon Islands
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