Sana'a - Saba:
Sana'a undersecretary Jubran Ghobar on Thursday conducted an inspection of the progress of basic education tests and ongoing summer course activities in al-Haymah al-Kharijiyah district.
Accompanied by district director Khaled al-Arshi, Ghobar reviewed the administration of basic tests at al-Sabry School in Khamis Madhiur, al-Mikhlaf sub-district, and al-Najah School in Mufahq. They also observed the summer activities and programs being conducted at Al-Shaheed Al-Qaed School in Bani Mansour.
During their visits, they commended the students for their commitment and enthusiasm in undertaking the tests.
They also highlighted the valuable content of the summer courses being offered to the students, particularly those focusing on the memorization and recitation of the Holy Quran, Quranic culture, the Prophet's biography, and the Arabic language, alongside initiatives aimed at developing their various skills.
Ghobar and al-Arshi emphasized the significance of the summer courses as an important educational step in preparing a generation equipped with Quranic culture and beneficial knowledge across diverse fields.
They also underscored the role of these programs in fortifying the youth against the "soft war" targeting the nation's faith and identity.
Sana'a undersecretary Jubran Ghobar on Thursday conducted an inspection of the progress of basic education tests and ongoing summer course activities in al-Haymah al-Kharijiyah district.
Accompanied by district director Khaled al-Arshi, Ghobar reviewed the administration of basic tests at al-Sabry School in Khamis Madhiur, al-Mikhlaf sub-district, and al-Najah School in Mufahq. They also observed the summer activities and programs being conducted at Al-Shaheed Al-Qaed School in Bani Mansour.
During their visits, they commended the students for their commitment and enthusiasm in undertaking the tests.
They also highlighted the valuable content of the summer courses being offered to the students, particularly those focusing on the memorization and recitation of the Holy Quran, Quranic culture, the Prophet's biography, and the Arabic language, alongside initiatives aimed at developing their various skills.
Ghobar and al-Arshi emphasized the significance of the summer courses as an important educational step in preparing a generation equipped with Quranic culture and beneficial knowledge across diverse fields.
They also underscored the role of these programs in fortifying the youth against the "soft war" targeting the nation's faith and identity.
