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Educational, cultural, and sports weeks were held in Ghinda and Dubarwa sub-zones, engaging thousands of students in various competitions. The programs aimed to help students identify their talents and promote physical and psychological well-being. Officials emphasized the importance of community involvement for the success of these initiatives.
Africa-Press – Eritrea. Educational, cultural and sports weeks have been conducted in the sub-zones of Ghinda and Dubarwa.
The program in Ghinda sub-zone, which was conducted from 10 to 26 March and in which 17 thousand students from 24 schools took part, featured general knowledge, cultural and sports competitions.
Indicating that the program was aimed at enabling students to identify their talents, share experiences with one another, and nurture students who are physically and psychologically fit, Mr. Mohammed-Ali Omar, head of culture, sports and health in the sub-zone, called on all stakeholders and parents to strengthen their participation for the continuity of the program.
Mr. Mohammed-Ali also commended the strong participation and competitiveness demonstrated by the students, and called for the preservation of noble societal values.
Similarly, students’ week was conducted in Dubarwa sub-zone on 27 and 28 March under the theme “A Student Physically and Psychologically Nurtured Ensures National Sovereignty.”
The students’ week, in which elementary and high school students took part, included sports, debating, poetry, general knowledge, innovation and creativity competitions, as well as cultural and artistic displays.
Mr. Tedros Solomon, head of culture, sports and health, said that the objective of the program was to enable students to identify and develop their talents, as well as to exchange experiences with one another.
Noting that strong competitiveness was demonstrated among the students, Mr. Tedros Abraham, head of the education office in the sub-zone, called for the reinforced continuity of the program.
Eritrea has a rich cultural heritage and places a strong emphasis on education and youth development. Events like the cultural and sports weeks in Ghinda and Dubarwa are part of broader efforts to nurture talent among students and foster community spirit. Such initiatives not only promote physical fitness but also encourage creativity and collaboration among young people, which are vital for national development and unity. The government actively supports these programs to ensure that students are well-rounded and prepared for future challenges.
