Pakistan International School-Jeddah (PISJ) is in the process of upgrading its transportation facilities, said Fazal Subhan, chairman of the school’s managing committee.
He said an acute shortage of school buses was causing grief to students and their parents.
Speaking at an event where 14 new buses were added to the school’s fleet, Subhan said: “The managing committee is planning to auction off buses that need total overhaul because repairing them is an expensive proposition. However, buses that need minor repairs or have bad air-conditioning will be sent for maintenance.”
New buses, he said, will be used on long-haul routes. Mohammad Afzal Gondal, who is in charge of the committee’s transport section, said with the addition of the new buses, the total number of the school fleet now stands at 64.
School Principal Mohammad Bilal also spoke on the occasion.
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Pak school gets 14 new buses
Pak school gets 14 new buses
1,000 Saudi judges study civil law
- The initiative would safeguard rights, reinforce the principles of justice and transparency, and enhance the predictability of judicial rulings
RIYADH: More than 1,000 Saudi Arabia judges have enrolled in the Judicial Training Center’s higher diploma in civil law.
The program includes 21 courses of 380 training hours taught by specialists in civil law, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
Saudi Arabia’s Justice Minister Walid Al-Samaani launched the program last October to help keep pace with legislative advancements in the Kingdom.
The initiative would safeguard rights, reinforce the principles of justice and transparency, and enhance the predictability of judicial rulings, the SPA reported.
The program includes in-depth theoretical and practical studies of obligations and contracts regarding civil cases.
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