Sana'a: A closing ceremony for the 1447 AH summer courses was held in the Hamdan district of Sana'a province, highlighting the role of the programs in strengthening religious identity and developing youth skills. During the ceremony organized by the district's executive committee for summer activities and mobilization, Sana'a Governorate Deputy Governor for Education and Youth Talib Dahhan stressed the importance of summer courses in promoting Quranic culture, nurturing talents, and protecting young people from harmful ideas.
According to Yemen News Agency, Dahhan described the programs as an educational platform for preparing a generation committed to Islamic values and capable of facing challenges. He emphasized that these courses are vital in fostering a strong religious identity among the youth, which is crucial in the current socio-political climate.
Meanwhile, the head of the district's executive committee, Ali Alaban, noted the success of this year's courses and the strong participation of parents. He emphasized the importance of strengthening community awareness and social resilience, highlighting how the courses have become a cornerstone in community development.
The summer courses, as articulated by both officials, serve as a beacon of hope for the youth in Hamdan, offering them a path to personal and communal growth while instilling in them the values necessary to navigate a rapidly changing world.