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24 Jun 2012
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The surge of generosity of four students
Students at the HEM Institute collected 900 books for the library of an abandoned school in the Nwichwich Malabata neighbourhood.
The HEM Institute of Tangier wished to reach out to an abandoned school in a residential neighbourhood. Or rather, it is a group of four young girls in their second year at this institute who decided, as part of their end-of-year work, to take action. They came to the aid of a marginalised school in a neighbourhood of Nwichwich Malabata. The chosen theme: "Read tolive better". Rim Ben Said, Fadoua Srihem, Ghita Ouadrassi and Ijlal M'rabet are the names of the four young girls full of generosity and will. They painted the dirty walls of this primary establishment dependent on the delegation of the Ministry of National Education of Tangier-Asilah, thanks to the material support of benefactors and equipped three libraries with tales at the primary level. They collected 900 books offered by donors and put them in each library of six primary levels devoid of means. This group of four active…
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