The third national conference "Sacrifice" was held in Minab County in memory of the student martyrs of "Shajareh Tayebeh" school. This conference aimed to promote the culture of sacrifice and martyrdom among the younger generation and to honor the distinguished individuals of this cultural movement, providing an opportunity to cherish the memory of the martyr students.
Message from the Cultural Deputy of the Martyrs Foundation
Yaqoub Soleimani, the cultural and educational deputy of the Martyrs Foundation and the Affairs of Veterans, stated at this conference that the Sacred Defense is one of the highest peaks in the history of the Islamic Revolution, highlighting the importance of steadfastness and sacrifice during that period. He emphasized that the Sacred Defense is not only a historical reality but also an interpretation of heavenly verses on earth, and today we are witnessing the continuation of that mission with the "I Write" campaign.
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This campaign aims to revisit the epic stories of students and strengthen the bond of the new generation with the ideals of the Sacred Defense and the esteemed martyrs, implemented across 804 first and second cycle secondary schools. Nearly 9,300 individuals participated in this program, and 84 selected individuals were honored.
Spirit of Sacrifice in the Young Generation
Soleimani pointed out that more than 60% of the martyrs of the Sacred Defense era were young people and adolescents, stating: "Today, despite all the hardships, the spirit of sacrifice and martyrdom flows in the veins of our youth, and this thought, which is the legacy of Imam Khomeini (RA) and the Supreme Leader, cannot be extinguished."
He also referred to the strong positions of the esteemed President at the United Nations and added: "This intelligent stance of the President has strengthened social cohesion and national unity." Soleimani honored the families of the martyrs and noted that we believe the martyrs are alive, and their memory will always live in our hearts.
The national campaign "I Write" aims to preserve the culture of social sacrifice in the form of lasting written works and to remind the new generation that sacrifice and dedication in defense of the homeland are always valuable and cherished. This program reflects the quantitative and qualitative growth of the community's reception of the culture of sacrifice and martyrdom.
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