Printing four million systematic book in Diyala

Printing four million systematic book in Diyala

 

06/06/2017 1:21

Baquba / Nabil Al Shammari
received the Directorate of Education in Diyala province , the first batch of modern textbooks, while the central printing press began printing in the province of four million books for the Ministry of Education.
The director of education in the province Jafar Alzercoche, in a statement to the "morning" that the directorate received the first meal of the textbooks of modern editions, noting that it began processing for elementary schools, intermediate and preparatory stages of distinct quantities and different addresses, especially the Directorate of continuing its plan to secure the needs of school books and other supplies. For his part, said Director of the Department and the equipment department in the education province, Ali Abbas Shihab, in a statement »Sabah», the breeding of Diyala plan includes the distribution of books and school supplies based on statistics and setup registered with pupils and students that are supply by the Educational Planning Department schools, according to the actual need for each school.
He revealed the imminent arrival of new meals of modern textbooks, as it will be directly distributed among the schools early in preparation for the academic year 2017 - 2018 service for students and the educational process, pointing out that the Directorate is working to meet all the requirements of schools.
To confirm media director of education in the province, Sinan al - Rubaie, in a statement to the "morning", said the Ministry of Education agreed with the Diyala Central Press of the Office of the province, to print four million books for its own account, as it began printing it, noting that this agreement was part of the ministry has sought to facilitate the securing of textbooks for various directorates important.
He added that the ministry came a step to increase the processing outlets of textbooks for students, especially that the province printing press characterized by printing quality and speed of implementation, explaining that the contract with the local presses will facilitate the process of processing books, and will move the private sector and operates manpower. It is said that the last academic year saw a decline in the distribution of textbooks between schools, while the ministry attributed this to the lack of budget allocated to them due to the financial crisis, in addition to the problems that accompanied the signing of contracts with government and private presses.

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