TEHRAN – On the third day of the Ten-Day-Dawn festivities, the Revolution School Exhibitions began their works in high-schools nationwide. IRAN NEWS NATIONAL DESK In a ceremony which was held in a school in Tehran, the exhibitions were officially inaugurated nationwide. During the inaugural ceremony in Tehran, deputy education minister on cultural and educational affairs […]
TEHRAN – On the third day of the Ten-Day-Dawn festivities, the Revolution School Exhibitions began their works in high-schools nationwide.
IRAN NEWS NATIONAL DESK
In a ceremony which was held in a school in Tehran, the exhibitions were officially inaugurated nationwide. During the inaugural ceremony in Tehran, deputy education minister on cultural and educational affairs Mr. Alireza Kazemi felicitated the 40th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, adding that the exhibitions are aimed to reflect the achievements of the revolution. He said that such cultural activities like exhibitions are 100 times more important than any class attendance, adding that students are the assets of the Islamic establishment.
He went on to say that Ten-Day-Dawn festivities are the best time for students to honor those who have had great endeavors for the success of the country.
He also pointed to the key-words in the success of the Islamic establishment. He reiterated that leadership is the first key-word for the success of the country and it is a blessing for the country.
He termed unity among the nation as the second key-word for the success. Kazemi also reiterated that people’s belief is the third key-word for all achievements. He stressed that enemies target those key-words and they are trying to weaken them.
Meanwhile the Secretary General of the Union of the Islamic Associations of Pupils Mr. Hossein Tarikhi said that Revolution School Exhibition is a program for making the fifth generation of the revolution get acquainted with the revolution and feel those achievements and history of the victory.
He added that students can recount the Islamic Revolution along with their studies.
On the sidelines of the ceremony, Kazemi unveiled the book “Student Questions and Sibling of the Revolution”.
