According to the Public Relations and International Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, Farjadizadeh answered the questions and demands of Kish residents in the areas of schools, educational equipment, cultural programs and tuition fees of non-governmental schools and universities in this meeting.
The Director of Cultural and Educational Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, referring to the relocation of schools located at the Kish Island airbase, stated: Considering the current conditions and the necessity of transferring the three schools Jomhouri Eslami Iran, Shaheed Fekouri and 22 Bahman from the airbase area, arrangements were made to locate these schools in other educational spaces.
He added: With the cooperation of the Kish Free Zone Organization and the Education Department and by carrying out the relocation and merging of schools, efforts were made to minimize the impact of this transfer on students and families. As a result of the measures taken, only Jomhouri Eslami Iran School will temporarily operate in the afternoon shift of Alborz elementary school.
Farjadizadeh emphasized: Efforts to move this school to the morning shift, by examining the possibility of merging or allocating a new educational space, continue.
In another part of his remarks, he cited the shortage of school equipment and facilities as one of the families' demands and said: Over the past two years, measures have been taken to address deficiencies and provide school equipment, especially for public schools, and efforts have been made to compensate for the existing shortages in educational equipment and facilities.
The Director of Cultural and Educational Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, referring to the implementation of the "Mehr Project," added: This program is being implemented with the participation of schools and the Education Department so that educational spaces are prepared for the start of the academic year, school equipment is updated and existing deficiencies are addressed. Also, the provision of the necessary equipment and facilities for schools will continue.
The Director of Cultural and Educational Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization also identified the tuition fees of non-governmental schools and universities as issues under follow-up and said: Given the current economic conditions, numerous meetings have been held with schools and university bodies and solutions to reduce the burden of tuition on families are under review.
He added: It has been decided that a university council will also be formed to examine university tuition and feasible solutions in this area.
Farjadizadeh noted: Efforts will be made to conclude the necessary reviews in this regard before the start of schools and universities' activities, and after making the final decision, the results will be communicated to Kish residents.
The seventeenth session of the Kish Free Zone Organization's Responding Sundays was held via the 124 telephone system.