Al hodeidah: The First Deputy Governor of Al Hodeidah, Ahmed Al-Bashri, who also serves as the head of the subcommittee for summer activities and courses, conducted an inspection of the summer courses in Al Salif and Kamaran districts. Accompanied by Yahya Al-Wada'i, Director of the Unit for Financing Agricultural and Fisheries Projects, district directors, mobilization officers, and various leaders, Al-Bashri assessed the performance and implementation of the summer program plan.
According to Yemen News Agency, the inspection included a review of activities at summer schools, focusing on the memorization and study of the Holy Quran and its sciences, as well as sports activities. The visit aimed to evaluate student participation and the benefits derived from both religious and cognitive sciences. Al-Bashri emphasized the importance of these schools in utilizing the summer vacation for purposeful activities and programs that aim to cultivate a generation enriched with the culture of the Quran.
Al-Bashri highlighted the significance of summer courses in establishing a faith-based identity among the youth, enhancing their knowledge, building capacities, and diversifying skills. He acknowledged the dedication of the staff involved in these courses, considering them essential to the success of the activities. Their efforts are vital in equipping students with beneficial knowledge and raising awareness of the challenges facing the nation and the conspiracies targeting young people.