The flight of kites at Pardis Park is a reminder of the sweet and bitter memories of childhood. On Sunday, October 19, 2026, a group of children gathered in this park with their colorful kites to honor the memory of the martyrs of Minab and Gaza. This event was held on the occasion of National Children's Week, aiming to keep alive the memory of children who lost their lives in wars.
Memorial for Martyr Children
The kite-flying event at Pardis Park was organized to commemorate the innocent children who were victims of wars. This event not only honored the children of Minab and Gaza but also served as a symbol of peace and friendship among children worldwide. All the children and families came to this ceremony with hearts full of hope and memories of those dear ones.
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Presence of Children and Families
Children joyfully flew their kites into the sky. The bright and diverse colors of the kites beautified the park and strengthened the sense of friendship and empathy among children and families. This event was an opportunity for children to express their feelings towards their peers in other parts of the world and to remind that no child should be a victim of wars and adversities.
With the flight of kites, hope for a better and peaceful future blossomed in the hearts. This event served as a memorial, not only in memory of the martyrs of Minab and Gaza but also as a message to the world about the necessity of maintaining peace and security for all children. Undoubtedly, this memorial will remain in the hearts of each participant and remind them of their social responsibilities towards children and future generations.
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