Minister Tekin first visited the Governor’s Office and got information about the education of the city and attended the Disaster Coordination and Evaluation Meeting. Making a statement to the journalists after the meeting, Minister Tekin stated that they were mobilized to heal the wounds after the earthquake disaster.
Stating that the 2023-2024 academic year will start smoothly, Minister Tekin said:
“I would like to give my commitment that the next academic year will start without any problems. From the point of view of National Education, 1176 of our 6 thousand 346 classrooms in Adıyaman, where education and training activities were carried out before the earthquake, are unusable. Therefore, these 1176 classrooms need to be rebuilt; so that the old process can continue again. So far, 177 classrooms are ready for completed education. As of September, we are in a position to start the training process without any problems, together with other measures we will take. We will spend the summer months feverishly with these works.”
“We had 11,309 teachers in Adıyaman before the earthquake”
Expressing that 45 thousand new teachers were appointed and 1628 of these teachers were assigned to Adıyaman, Minister Tekin said, “We had 11,309 teachers in Adıyaman before the earthquake. We currently have 12,018 teachers, including the teachers we lost, the teachers who requested a change of place, and our friends who went out of the system for various reasons, such as retirement,” he said. he said.
After the statement, Minister Tekin visited the AK Party Provincial Presidency and examined the container city.