IHH built a school in Libya with room for 768 students.
The Al-Zawiyah School, which was built by the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation in the city of Zawiya, Libya, has a capacity of 768 students and has now officially opened.
Algeria 18.09.2026
The completed school consists of 32 classrooms and 11 administrative units. Zawiya faces various challenges due to political instability and the effects of the civil war. The region is in serious need of educational recovery.
The school is expected to make significant contributions to the city’s educational life.
Under the terms of the signed protocol, half of the students attending the school each year will be orphans and children in need. The aim is to enable children who have been deprived of an education due to financial hardship to continue their studies.
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