President Solih Congratulates Meyna School on Their Accomplishments and Services

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih praised the achievements of Meyna School on Holhudhoo Island in the South Miladhunmadulu Atoll on Saturday, June 18^th, highlighting the school for producing a huge number of industrious citizens over its 75-year history. President, speaking at Meyna School's diamond jubilee celebration ceremony, praised the school for its significant contributions to the country's educational system.
 
Meyna School is the country's fourth diamond jubilee-celebrating educational institution. It is a source of pride for the northern area, according to the President, who spoke about the region's national achievements in secondary and higher secondary tests.

 
President Solih also discussed the school's future intentions with the audience. He declared that the administration would construct a new facility with 21 classrooms and an administrative wing close to the new campus. The administration also intends to transform the old Meyna School campus into a youth center with indoor sports facilities, as spoken by President Solih.
 
In response to a question about the administration's development plans for the island, President stated that the tender for the coastline protection project would be announced in July. The President announced his intention to relocate a housing project formerly scheduled for Holhudhoo Island to the uninhabited island of Holhumeedhoo, which is under the jurisdiction of Holhudhoo Island. In Holhudhoo, the authorities had planned to build 30 housing units. He also stated that the road construction project would begin after the ongoing water supply network project was completed.

The President also discussed the administration's efforts to advance the education sector, including the numerous infrastructural projects currently underway across the country, at the occasion. He also awarded Meyna School's staff with commemorative plaques for their 20-year service. Meyna School began as the "Rahyithunge Madrasah" on June 2, 1947.

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