Capital Sana'a inspects activities of Martyr Zaid Ali Muslih Summer School in al-Tahrir district
Capital Sana'a undersecretary Abdullatif al-Amri and al-Tahrir district director Naji al-Shai'ani on Tuesday inspected the activities of the Martyr Zaid Ali Muslih Summer School at al-Kabsi Mosque in al-Tahrir district.
Al-Amri and al-Shai'ani, along with Chairman of the Services Committee in the District Locality Adel al-Ansi, reviewed the educational and cultural programs, student models of Quran recitation, and the science, cognitive, and skill-based activities the students receive.
Al-Amri and al-Shai'ani praised the efforts of those organizing the summer program at the Martyr Muslih School, the educational level and discipline demonstrated by the students, and their eagerness to benefit from and acquire useful knowledge.
They emphasized the importance of summer activities and courses in developing students' abilities and skills, honing their talents in various creative fields, and protecting them from deviant ideas and the dangers of the soft war targeting children and youth.
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