Hodeida - Saba:
Hodeida first Underseccary Ahmed al-Bishri and Chairman of the Subcommittee for Summer Activities and Courses on Tuesday inspected the progress of summer courses at the Martyr President Saleh al-Sammad Educational Complex in Hodeida province.
During the visit, al-Bishri viewed examples of the activities and programs students receive in memorizing and reciting the Holy Quran, as well as cultural, religious, and scientific fields, in addition to accompanying activities. He listened to an explanation from the complex's administrators about the course process and the level of engagement and interest from students and parents.
Deputy al-Bishri praised the teachers' efforts and their commitment to preparing a generation armed with awareness, knowledge, and Quranic culture, and immune to the effects of the soft war targeting the youth through an intellectual and moral invasion aimed at obliterating their faith identity and instilling false concepts that contradict the values and principles of Yemeni society.
He considered summer courses one of the most important educational and faith-based tributaries in building youth awareness and guiding them toward the path of guidance and knowledge. He pointed out that the large turnout for courses reflects society's awareness of their role in protecting children and developing their capabilities.
Al-Bishri explained that the governorate is witnessing a growing momentum in engagement with summer course activities this year, which requires redoubled efforts to enhance knowledge content and practical activities, and to provide a stimulating educational environment that takes into account a variety of means and methods.
He called on parents to increase their interest in summer schools and encourage their children to benefit from their faith-based, cultural, and knowledge-based content, considering them a safety valve against the manifestations of deviation and loss that seep in through the windows of leisure and preoccupation with destructive entertainment.
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