Sana'a: The final rounds of curricular and cultural competitions for children of martyrs, wounded persons with disabilities, and prisoners continued for the second consecutive day at government and private schools in the capital.
According to Yemen News Agency, the competitions, which run through September 23, involve 179 boys and 188 girls from seventh and eighth grades. These events are organized by the Capital's Education Sector in cooperation with the General Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families and Mustaqbal Yemen Association for the Care and Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities.
During a visit to the competition venue, Deputy Mayor Khaled Al-Madani emphasized that the event aids in developing students' academic and intellectual abilities, while also reflecting the attention given to the families of martyrs, wounded persons with disabilities, and prisoners.
Education official Abdulqader Al-Mahdi highlighted that the competition strengthens cooperation between families and schools in supporting students' academic achievement. It also provides a motivating environment to develop their knowledge and skills.
Mustaqbal Yemen Association Chairman Mohammed Juhaf noted that the September 21 generation plays a key role in promoting independence and national awareness.
