The General Union of Voluntary Societies celebrates Teacher's Day
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The General Union of Voluntary Societies, in cooperation with the Union of Voluntary Societies in Jerash Governorate, celebrated Teacher's Day at the General Union's headquarters in the capital, Amman, in the presence of union heads and a number of representatives of charitable and community activities, in appreciation of the role the teacher plays in building generations and enhancing the development process.
The President of the General Union of Voluntary Societies, Amer Al-Khawaldeh, emphasized the importance of celebrating the teacher in appreciation of his educational and national mission and his pivotal role in building the human being and developing society, pointing out that teachers constitute a fundamental pillar in the nation's renaissance and in preparing generations capable of bearing responsibility and participating in the process of construction and development.
He pointed out that honoring teachers embodies pride in their efforts and continuous giving, and enhances their status in society, in appreciation of the sacrifices and efforts they make for the sake of establishing values and knowledge among students.
The President of the Union of Voluntary Societies in Jerash, Zaid Al-Zaboun, said that the celebration of Teacher's Day represents a national and community occasion to renew appreciation for teachers and pride in their noble mission, stressing the importance of strengthening cooperation between unions and voluntary societies in implementing initiatives that serve the community and support its various segments.
He indicated that the teacher plays a fundamental role in building students' personalities, developing their capabilities, and instilling values of belonging, responsibility, work, and giving, which calls for continued support, enhancing their status, and appreciating their efforts.
On the sidelines of the celebration, Al-Khawaldeh honored the President of the Union of Voluntary Societies in Ajloun Governorate, Malki Bani Ata, in his capacity as a teacher, in appreciation of his efforts and giving in the educational field, and in pride of the teacher's mission and role in serving the community.
Bani Ata valued the initiative of the General Union of Voluntary Societies and the Jerash Union in celebrating and honoring teachers, confirming that this gesture reflects appreciation for the noble educational mission that teachers perform in building generations and enhancing national and community values.
Bani Ata expressed his pride in this honor, pointing out that the teacher will remain a fundamental pillar in building society and shaping the future, and that appreciating his efforts constitutes an incentive to continue giving and serving the nation.
