MoEHE signs contracts for four new private schools

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) recently signed contracts for the construction and operation of four new private schools with national companies. The agreements were signed in the presence of top officials, including MoEHE Minister Lolwah bint Rashid AlKhater, Commerce and Industry Minister Sheikh Faisal bin Thani bin Faisal al-Thani, and Ashghal President Eng.

Mohammed bin Abdulaziz al-Meer. The schools, named after their respective locations (Al Wukair, Al Mansoura, and Al Sailiya), will follow various curriculums – Indian, Egyptian, and Indian – and will be co-educational, offering education across all grade levels at affordable tuition fees. All four schools will provide a total of 5,000 student places, supporting the expansion of private education and increasing the sector's capacity to meet growing demand for educational services.

MoEHE Assistant Undersecretary for Private Education Affairs Omar Abdulaziz al-Nuaimi signed the agreements on behalf of the State, while each school's representative signed on its behalf. The MoCI's Saleh Majed al-Khulaifi emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships and the project's contribution to the national development objectives outlined in Qatar National Vision 2030.

The project is expected to attract private investment into education, creating 5,000 student places and enhancing private education's role as a strategic partner in achieving national development goals.