Governor of Tehran: The lowest education per capita in the country is in Sar Asiyab Mallard

Mallard- Referring to the education per capita in Mallard, which is less than half a square meter, the governor of Tehran emphasized that compensation for the lack of educational space in this area will be pursued with the cooperation of the responsible institutions and the acceleration of the construction of new schools.

Mallard- Referring to the education per capita in Mallard, which is less than half a square meter, the governor of Tehran emphasized that compensation for the lack of educational space in this area will be pursued with the cooperation of the responsible institutions and the acceleration of the construction of new schools.

According to Mehr reporter, Mohammad Sadegh Motamedian, on Tuesday evening, during the meeting of the Planning and Development Council of Tehran Province, focusing on the review of travel approvals to Mallard city, criticized the poor state of education per capita in Sar Asiyab region and demanded to speed up the provision of educational infrastructure in this region.

The Governor of Tehran stated: The lowest education per capita in the country belongs to Mallard Millard, and solving this deficiency requires the cooperation of all responsible institutions.

Emphasizing the necessity of establishing educational justice and reducing the gap between privileged and disadvantaged areas, he added: Sar Asiyab Mallard region, with a population of 170,000 to 180,000 people, has an education per capita of less than half a square meter, which is not worthy of the people of the region and should be compensated as soon as possible.

Motamedian, referring to the approvals of his previous trip to Mallard, demanded to speed up the delivery of the planned land by the Road and Urban Development Department and clarified: With the notification of the Article 5 Commission, the construction of two schools will begin on the land identified in Sar Asiyab.

He also pointed to the agreement made with Mehr Housing for the construction of four schools and said: It is decided that the Road and Urban Development Department will complete this agreement in order to partially compensate for the lack of educational space in the city.

Appreciating the measures taken by Mallard municipality in handing over land for the construction of schools, the governor of Tehran emphasized the necessity of the participation of government agencies, including the Mustafafan Foundation, the executive headquarters of Farman Imam, and endowments for the provision of land in Sar Asiyab area.

In the end, Motamedian noted: We do not accept any restrictions for building a school in Mallard and we will do our best to solve this concern.