ITU Secretary keeps his promise to donate laptops to Tongan schools

ITU Secretary General of International Telecommunication Union (ITU) kept his words and gifted two schools in Tonga with laptops.

Tonga High School and Tupou College had received 10 laptops respectively from the United Nations’ organisation this week.

ITU Secretary General Houlin Zhao made his “promise” last year while visiting Tonga.

Zhao had the opportunity to meet with the principals of the two schools.

ā€œThe discussions made with the two principals highlighted the need for more laptops and he offered to donate 10 laptops to each high school,ā€ MEIDECC CEO Paula Maā€™u was quoted as saying.

Maā€™u said: ā€œthe laptops aimed to enhance students learning and for them to utilize it for academic purposes such as project research and sharing informationā€.

ITU main task is to coordinate telecommunication operations and services throughout the world.

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