BBC launches Arabic programme for children in war zones

Tareq, 10, from Gaza, and Sudah, 14, from Suud Live almost 2,000km. They have never met, but they have a problem when the war began to work.

“When I met my snowmakes, the deep sorrows were upset. If I just wanted to go back to what it used to be.

“Though anything, I don’t stop studying. I study at home, making sure that I don’t waste a minute, so I will be ready,” adds.

In Sudan, Safaah’s eyes becomes a hearted doctor. He said: “I am still going on with hope.”

“The borders are scattered all, which touched my heart and made me want to save lives rather than seeing them.”

Tareq and Safa is between 30 million children, according to the body of the United Bordple East Body East and North Africa. It’s estimate that more than half-16.5 million – are in Sudan alone.

In response to, Bbc was established by the Guideline BBI’s Guide – or Lesson.

Last year to Gaza, “over 600,000 children – all and all the children of the school in Gaza – did not find lessons”, says Silepperton of unikers.

“We see how strangers, the disadvantage, and the suffering of problems is very distressed in children’s education and study,” adds.

In Sudan two years of civil war broke out between army and the energy of millions of children, the millions of children live in refugee camps.

In interview with BBC, Sudan officials, Ahmed Khalifa, showing the number of damage.

“No one is not saved!” Sudan has some 15,000 schools. Between 60% and 70% of these schools completely damaged, discarding the foundation, stirring and books.

“Even in a safe city, schools are damaged because of the orderly damaged and crutias.”

Dars was introduced to the first 2023 to children in Afghanistan, including illegal girls at high school, and United Nations that describes children to go to the classrooms.

Made for children between 11 and 16, Daras Charena has any weekends in different types of mathematics, technology, weather conditions and health.

It also has children’s stories, such as Tareq and Safa, who even fighting with other obstacles, are certified to learn.

The first Evaide of Sunday 9 February, on the BBC News Arabic TV. News are published on Sunday Sunday on 05:30 GMT (07:30 et), repeated at 10:05 GMT (12:05) and all week.

This program is also available on a digital pappus, including BBC News Arabic YouTube, as well as the activities of radio stations in Gaza and Syria.