The grand celebration of 'Child and Police' took place on Thursday afternoon, October 8, at the Book Garden in Tehran, in honor of National Children's Day and as part of the ongoing programs of the FaraJa week. In this joyful and entertaining event, children and families engaged closely with law enforcement forces and their equipment in this beautiful garden.
Getting to Know the Law Enforcement Forces and Equipment
Several hours before the official start of the program, police motorcyclists entered the Book Garden with various equipment and stationed themselves in designated areas. The presence of male and female law enforcement officers not only gave children the opportunity to talk to them but also allowed for memorable photo opportunities. This close interaction between children and law enforcement helped foster a sense of trust and security for the children.
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Fun and Exciting Programs
During this celebration, various fun children's programs were also held. The execution of a rappel operation and the tactical entry of special forces from heights was one of the exciting segments that received a warm welcome from children and families. In the main area of the garden, puppets with police characters performed joyful and musical programs, and children participated in this happy celebration dressed as police officers while holding the Iranian flag.
One special segment of this ceremony was the honoring of the children of law enforcement martyrs, accompanied by military respect and applause from the attendees. This act demonstrated special attention to the families of law enforcement martyrs and appreciation for their sacrifices.
At the end of the celebration, the mounted unit of FaraJa appeared in front of the main entrance of the Book Garden, and children and families happily stood alongside the horse riders to take commemorative photos. These sweet and memorable moments created lasting memories for the children.
The 'Child and Police' celebration, with the presence of female law enforcement officers, special forces, a mounted unit, and the performance of music and the anthem 'Ey Iran', created a unique and joyful atmosphere for children and families. This program not only helped establish a close connection between the police and the community but also revived a sense of security and joy in the hearts of the children.
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