Port Said Governor Adel El Ghadban met with private and public education officials and businessmen yesterday to discuss establishing five new schools under the 200 public-private partnership schools initiative, Al Mal reports. Some of the schools are expected to begin operating in the next academic year, according to the governor. This comes as the government is expected to announce soon the results of its tender for the development and management of the 200 PPP schools.
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