Hossein Afshin, the Vice President for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy of Iran, participated yesterday in the opening ceremony of the new school year at "Shajareh Tayebeh" School in Minab on behalf of Masoud Pezeshkian. This ceremony, attended by Alireza Zakani, the Mayor of Tehran, took place on the first day of Mehr and the school year bell was rung.
Remembering a Bitter Tragedy
The Shajareh Tayebeh School in Minab was attacked on March 1 of last year, coinciding with the first day of the imposed war. In this horrific crime, 168 students, a teacher, and school officials were martyred, and the school building was completely destroyed. This bitter event remains in the memories of families and the local community, and every year various ceremonies are held to honor the memory of these dear ones.
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Beginning of the New School Year
The opening ceremony was held with the presence of students, parents, and local officials. Hossein Afshin emphasized the importance of education and its role in building a bright future for the country, and he stressed the continuous effort to provide a safe and healthy environment for students. He recalled the tragedy that occurred at this school and emphasized the necessity of preserving the memory of the martyrs of this incident, stating: "We must act in a way that no child becomes a victim of violence and war again."
Alireza Zakani also expressed his condolences to the families of the martyrs of Shajareh Tayebeh School during the ceremony, emphasizing the need for investment in education and stating: "Education must be regarded as the foundation of the country's development, and we are obliged to create a suitable environment for children's learning."
This ceremony not only celebrated the beginning of the new school year but also served as a reminder of the tragedy that weighs heavily on the hearts of families and the local community. The school year bell was rung while the memory of the martyrs remains alive in hearts, and there is hope for a better future.
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