A memorandum of understanding will soon be signed between the engineers of the RFMF and the Prime Ministers Office for the renovation of Ratu Sauvoli Memorial Primary School in Rewa.
This was made possible through the donation the Interim Prime Minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama who for the last 5 five months helped a total of 40 schools around the country with over 620 thousand dollars worth of aid through the DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION AND FACILITATION DIVISION IN THE PM'S OFFICE.
Director for Development Cooperation and Facilitation Division, Seremaia Tuiteci said that through the assistance schools around the country have been able to construct new classroom block, teachers quarters and even acquire facilities such as water tanks and computers.
Tuiteci also revealed that from next year a joint partnership with the Permanent Secretary for Education will ensure that the Government assistance given to schools will be equally distributed.
RFMF engineers/PM’s office to sign MOU
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