Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education, emphasized at the 28th Festival of School Builders in Tehran Province that building schools goes beyond just creating an educational space. He stated that a school builder does not merely construct a school, but shapes the culture of a society; a culture of selflessness, sacrifice, attention to others, and helping fellow human beings.
Minister of Education: School Builders Shape the Culture of a Society
Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education, spoke at the 28th Festival of School Builders, highlighting the broader cultural impact of school construction. He emphasized that school builders contribute to fostering values such as selflessness and community support. This event underscores the importance of educational initiatives in shaping societal values in Iran.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Alireza Kazemi spoke at the 28th Festival of School Builders, highlighting the importance of school construction in shaping societal values. He emphasized that school builders contribute to fostering a culture of selflessness and community support.
- The festival celebrates individuals and organizations involved in school construction.
- Kazemi's remarks suggest a broader vision of education that includes cultural and social dimensions.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
In Iran, education is seen not only as a means of academic learning but also as a way to instill cultural values and social responsibility. The government often promotes educational initiatives to enhance community involvement.
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