The school bell of Shajareh Tayebeh in Minab rang out, and this ceremony celebrated the beginning of the new school year with the presence of the Vice President for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy. In this ceremony, he recalled the tragic incident of the 9th of Esfand 1401, which resulted in the deaths of 168 students and teachers from this school, emphasizing the importance of education and safety in schools.
Painful Remembrance and the Necessity of Safety in Schools
The Vice President for Science stated in his speech that no war can justify the death of a child, saying: "School should be the safest place after home." He emphasized that families should send their children to school with confidence, and it is every child's basic right to be educated in safety and peace.
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He remembered the victims of this tragic incident and its impact on families, adding: "Numbers do not tell the whole truth. Every number represents a life and an unfinished future." These words evoked deep emotions among the attendees and highlighted the importance of remembering and honoring these children and teachers.
Hope for the Future and a Call for Participation
The Vice President called attention to the fact that the future of the country is in the hands of these children, urging all members of society, especially elites and artists, to stand alongside students and share their experiences with them. He said: "Come to Shajareh Tayebeh School and share your experiences. Perhaps these few hours can change a child's life path." This call for collaboration and participation in education revived fresh hope in hearts and showed how lessons from the past can guide us toward a brighter future.
In conclusion, the Vice President for Science stated that hope for the future must be based on realities and past experiences, reminding that nothing can replace the effort to build a better future. He pointed out the capabilities of Iranian youth and urged attendees to look to the future, remembering that one of the great scientists of Iran may be sitting in one of these classes right now.
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