Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi, Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in a special message, congratulated the arrival of the fifth of Jumada al-Awwal, the birth of the radiant and auspicious Lady Zainab (SA), and Nurse's Day to all the brave and selfless nurses of the country.
Commemoration of the Martyr Nurses
In this message, Vahidi referred to the selfless sacrifices of the martyr nurses of the Islamic nursing community of Iran, noting that these great individuals, through their selflessness and dedication in the challenging fields of health, are the guiding light for future generations and a spiritual asset for the Iranian nation. He sent greetings to the radiant spirit of these martyrs and emphasized that their memory and name will always be cherished.
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Appreciation for the Efforts of Nurses
The Commander-in-Chief of the IRGC further added: "Today's nurses, with a Zainabi spirit and in continuation of the path of those eternal role models, are engaged in serving the dear people of Iran, especially the armed forces and defenders of the homeland, in this sacred front." He regarded the dedicated and committed efforts of nurses as the backbone of the country's power, security, and dignity, and expressed his gratitude to them.
In conclusion, Vahidi wished for the continued success, health, and dignity of the noble nursing community, asking the Almighty God to assist them in their ongoing service to the sacred land and hoped that with high aspirations and a jihadist spirit, they would bring even more honors to the country in the future.
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