The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation for Migration and Expatriates, Emhemed Zeydan, inspected yesterday the Libyan school (Ibn Khaldun) in the French capital, Paris, where 120 students study at all educational levels.
During his inspection tour, he was accompanied by the Director of the Migration and Expatriates Department, Mohamed Al-Maaloul, the Academic Attaché at the Libyan Embassy, ‘Fathi Omaima,’ and the school principal, Zeydan was reassured that studies were progressing as required and without any obstacles.
It is noteworthy that Ibn Khaldun School in Paris was founded in the 1970s, has several branches in several French cities, and is considered one of the most important and oldest Libyan schools abroad.
Source: Libyan News Agency
