Gulf research center examines green schools, privatization models

Gulf research center examines green schools, privatization models

KUWAIT: Director of the Gulf Arab States Educational Research Center Dr Mohammad Al-Sharikah said it was “important” to expand the center’s activities to allow more room for Gulf specialists and researchers to benefit from the center and its services in a way that enriches the educational research movement regionally. The statement came during an interview the center’s director had with KUNA. He said the center, which is located in Kuwait, aims to contribute to the development of the education movement in its member countries on a scientific basis to ensure it’s adequate and turn it into an effective force in the development of human capital and the social and economic development of the region and the Arab world.

Sharikah said the center relies on a scientific approach to evaluate the reality of education systems in member states and find solutions according to the latest global educational trends. The center also contributes to the formulation of educational policies by providing information based on research. It also conducts studies on educational variables pertaining to its member states. Green schools Regarding the latest activities and achievements, Al-Sharikah explained: “Work is currently underway at the center to complete a number of important programs and studies,