Inspecting summer courses in Shu'ub District in capital, Sana'a
Sanaa - Saba:
The First Deputy Secretary of the Capital Sanaa, Khaled Al-Madani, and the Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee, Hamoud Al-Naqeeb, inspected the progress of the summer courses in the Shu'ub District, accompanied by a number of educational officials.
The visit included several summer schools in the Al-Askari, Habra, and Al-Nasr neighborhoods, where they viewed educational, cultural, and skills activities and listened to examples of Quran recitation, public speaking, and poetry.
Al-Madani and Al-Naqeeb emphasized the importance of the summer courses in building an aware and faithful generation capable of confronting soft warfare and enemy plots. They urged concerted efforts to support these activities.
They praised the level of student turnout and excellence, particularly in Quran recitation, and the efforts of those in charge of implementing the programs in the district.
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