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Education Ministry hands over RM11.5 million donation to Palestine

The funds were collected through the organisation of Palestine Solidarity Week, from Oct 29 to Nov 3, which has been implemented in all ministry’s educational institutions, and through donations from various parties.

01 Mar 2024 12:41pm
MOE said that the funds were collected through the organisation of Palestine Solidarity Week, from Oct 29 to Nov 3, which has been implemented in all ministry’s educational institutions, and through donations from various parties. - BERNAMA FILE PIX
MOE said that the funds were collected through the organisation of Palestine Solidarity Week, from Oct 29 to Nov 3, which has been implemented in all ministry’s educational institutions, and through donations from various parties. - BERNAMA FILE PIX
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PUTRAJAYA - The Education Ministry (MOE) today presented a donation of RM11.5 million for the Palestinian Humanitarian Fund to the Foreign Ministry (Wisma Putra).

The donation was handed over by the MOE secretary-general Datuk Nik Nasarudin Mohd Zawawi to Foreign Ministry secretary-general Datuk Seri Amran Mohd Zin, during a courtesy call at Wisma Putra, here.

MOE said that the funds were collected through the organisation of Palestine Solidarity Week, from Oct 29 to Nov 3, which has been implemented in all ministry’s educational institutions, and through donations from various parties.

"The donation was handed over to Wisma Putra as the ministry responsible for coordinating the Malaysian government's aid to Palestine,” it said in a statement.

It said that during the visit, Nik Nasarudin and Amran also had the opportunity to exchange views on the latest situation, and the efforts implemented to help deal with the humanitarian crisis in Palestine.

"MOE is always in solidarity with the struggle of the Palestinian people, and is committed to educating students and all Malaysians about humane values, encompassing human rights, security, and compassion," it said. - BERNAMA

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