In response to a query raised by a member of the House, the minister emphasized the government’s unwavering support for initiatives taken by the Indian community to provide quality education for non-resident Indian (NRI) children at affordable rates
According to a report from arabianbusiness.com, the Indian government is displaying a keen interest in supporting the establishment of schools in Gulf countries that offer the Indian curriculum. V Muraleedharan, the Minister of State for External Affairs, revealed that the government is inclined to endorse initiatives aimed at launching new educational institutions by the Indian community within the Gulf region. However, the realization of these endeavors will hinge upon the specific requirements and the subsequent approval from local authorities in the respective countries.
In response to a query raised by a member of the House, the minister emphasized the government’s unwavering support for initiatives taken by the Indian community to provide quality education for non-resident Indian (NRI) children at affordable rates.
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In total, there are 217 Indian schools scattered across GCC nations
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The United Arab Emirates leads the pack with 106 schools
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Saudi Arabia follows closely with 37 schools
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Kuwait maintains 26 schools
He also highlighted the existing presence of numerous Indian schools in Gulf countries, which play a crucial role in meeting the educational needs of the Indian expatriate population residing in these areas.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region houses a significant number of Indian schools, with the United Arab Emirates leading the pack with 106 schools. Saudi Arabia follows closely with 37 schools, and Kuwait maintains 26 schools, as per data presented by the Minister in Parliament. In total, there are 217 Indian schools scattered across GCC nations.
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