Al-Madani inspects summer courses in al-Tahrir district
Sana'a capital first undersecretary Khaled al-Madani on Saturday inspected the summer courses in al-Tahrir district.
Along with Director of Community Initiatives at the capital Rashid Mufaddal and Director of Public Mobilization in the District Abdullatif al-Wali, he reviewed the level of student attendance and interaction with the summer activities at Imam Zaid bin Ali School and the Martyr Zaid Ali Musleh School, and the extent to which they benefited from the activities and programs offered to them in memorizing and reciting the Holy Quran, as well as in scientific, cultural, cognitive, and skill-based fields.
They listened to student participation, including recitations, and creative examples that reflected the students' outstanding level and the efforts made to develop their skills and knowledge and hone their various talents.
During the visit, al-Madani praised the efforts of those organizing the summer courses, including the unique and purposeful activities and programs they offer that contribute to capacity building and equipping young people with awareness, knowledge, insight, and Quranic culture.
He emphasized the importance of these courses and their role in protecting young people from the dangers of the soft war targeting rising generations.
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