Hodeida - Saba:
A closing and honoring ceremony was held on Tuesday in al-Hali district of Hodeida governorate, for students of the summer courses at the Martyr Abu Taha al-Madani Center, which were held under the theme "Knowledge and Jihad."
The event, attended by First Hodeida undersecretary Ahmed al-Bishri, emphasized the importance of the summer courses in building awareness, strengthening Quranic culture, and instilling religious and national values in the younger generation. Attendees expressed pride in the students' cognitive and behavioral development during the summer activities and their high level of discipline, which reflected the quality of the educational programs.
Speakers commended the support of the Security and Intelligence Service in Hodeida for these programs, noting their commitment to preparing a knowledgeable generation capable of facing challenges to national identity and promoting initiative and discipline.
The ceremony was seen as the result of cooperation between the the security and intelligence service and educational and community organizations, contributing to the success of the summer activities. The importance of continuing to instill the values of knowledge in young people was highlighted.
The event, which included chanting and cultural performances, concluded with the honoring of outstanding students, teachers, and center staff, and was attended by local and security leaders, as well as the Director of the Red Crescent Society branch in the governorate.
A closing and honoring ceremony was held on Tuesday in al-Hali district of Hodeida governorate, for students of the summer courses at the Martyr Abu Taha al-Madani Center, which were held under the theme "Knowledge and Jihad."
The event, attended by First Hodeida undersecretary Ahmed al-Bishri, emphasized the importance of the summer courses in building awareness, strengthening Quranic culture, and instilling religious and national values in the younger generation. Attendees expressed pride in the students' cognitive and behavioral development during the summer activities and their high level of discipline, which reflected the quality of the educational programs.
Speakers commended the support of the Security and Intelligence Service in Hodeida for these programs, noting their commitment to preparing a knowledgeable generation capable of facing challenges to national identity and promoting initiative and discipline.
The ceremony was seen as the result of cooperation between the the security and intelligence service and educational and community organizations, contributing to the success of the summer activities. The importance of continuing to instill the values of knowledge in young people was highlighted.
The event, which included chanting and cultural performances, concluded with the honoring of outstanding students, teachers, and center staff, and was attended by local and security leaders, as well as the Director of the Red Crescent Society branch in the governorate.
