"National Charter" honors an elite group of veteran educators in Karak Governorate
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The National Charter Party office in Karak Governorate honored, in a ceremony held on the occasion of Teacher's Day, an elite group of the governorate's veteran male and female teachers who, through their service over past decades, left a mark in the educational field and enriched it with dedication and sacrifice to build successive generations.
The head of the party's office in Karak, Jihad Al-Bastangji—who patronized the celebratory event in the presence of a number of members of the Central Council, the Political Bureau, representatives of civil society organizations, and a number of educators in the governorate—praised the Jordanian teacher and his dedication to his work, emphasizing the party's keenness to appreciate the efforts of all national elites who have committed themselves to serving the homeland and contributing to its building, under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, Al Hussein bin Abdullah II.
The member of the branch's administrative board, Abdullah Al-Arour, pointed out the party's vision in serving the local community and its elites, foremost among them teachers, the builders of the nation's present and future; they are the makers of the minds that have managed and continue to manage the public scene across all sectors in Karak Governorate and at the national level.
The president of Manshiyet Abu Hammour Sports Club and party administrative board member, Haitham Al-Darabee, highlighted the efforts made by veteran retired teachers in shaping the national educational journey and creating generations armed with science and knowledge.
A dialogue session, moderated by political and partisan activist Hussein Al-Sooub, addressed the educational and national scene and the role of veteran retired teachers in shaping the character of generations, promoting the values of belonging and citizenship, and addressing the challenges facing the educational reality today.
A number of the honorees expressed their appreciation for this loyal gesture launched by the party office in Karak to express pride in the teacher and his educational and pedagogical journey in building generations, who are the pillar of the homeland, affirming that this honor boosts self-confidence and strengthens belonging to the teaching profession and its mission even after leaving it.
