Sanaa: The Deputy of the Capital Sanaa, Abdul Latif Al-Amari, inspected the ongoing summer course activities in the Al-Tahrir District.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Amari, along with the District Director, Naji Al-Shayani; Director of Community Initiatives in the Secretariat, Rashid Mufaddal; and heads of various committees, reviewed student programs at the Imam Ali bin Abi Talib School and Al-Shahid Al-Sammad School. These programs have been supported through a community initiative providing educational tools and materials.
The Deputy of the Capital Secretariat for the Education and Youth Sector, Mohammed Al-Banus; Director of the Educational Zone in Shu'ub District, Khaled Al-Jamra; and other educational leaders also assessed summer courses at centers such as Martyr Taha Al-Madani, Martyr Al-Sammad, and others within Shu'ub District.
In As-Safiyah District, Assistant Deputy of the Capital Secretariat for Neighborhood Affairs, Ismail Al-Jarmouzi, and district officials reviewed activities at Al-Jeel Al-Sa'ed, Al-Fadilah, and Ibn Khaldun schools. As part of agricultural activities, agricultural seedlings were distributed to students and school administrations during the visit, attended by district cooperative association leaders.
Additionally, Al-Sabeen District leadership initiated in-kind support for summer courses at Al-Hassan and Mu'adh bin Jabal centers. District officials emphasized that this initiative is part of broader efforts to support the success of summer courses.
Visitors to the summer courses across the Secretariat districts observed student presentations on Quran memorization and recitation, as well as other skills acquired during the courses. They encouraged parents to enroll their children in these beneficial programs throughout the summer vacation.