DUBAI — A private joint stock company here proposes to set up more than 30 high-calibre schools in the Middle East — including four in the new academic year beginning September 2005.
“Over the next six-to-eight years, we will invest up to Dh1 billion in 30 or more high-calibre schools,” said Abdul Ghaffar Hussein, the chairman of the private joint stock company, Taaleem.
“The delivery of quality education in the Middle East is the responsibility of private and public enterprises committed to the future of the region,” Mr Hussein said.
He said that the company was founded by a group of individuals with the objective of bringing the best education to the Middle East.