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The Thuraya Telecommunications Company has supplied books for classrooms in Lebanon, where displaced Syrian children are being helped to return to structured school life.
Thuraya is supporting the Ana Aqra Association, a non-profit, non-sectarian, and non-political association that exists to respond to the educational, psycho-social and cultural needs of children in the early years of learning.
Ana Aqra supports Lebanese public schools, and serves 20,000 children every year throughout the country, providing a way back into formal education for those who are out of school.
Thuraya is helping with a donation of books needed for classroom libraries. This contribution has helped 460 children in 23 classroom libraries in Beqaa. This will help support more than a thousand out-of-school Syrian children aged between 6 and 14 years of age.