During the ceremony, which was held in the courtyard of Zai Secondary School for Boys, Al-Amayreh urged the students to continue the path of learning and achievement, and to keep developing their capabilities and realizing their ambitions, stating that a person ultimately reaps what they sow, and that this success is the harvest of the effort, patience, and determination they have exerted.
In his speech during the celebration, the President of the Zai Cultural Forum, Yousef Al-Amayreh, pointed out that the world is witnessing rapid development in various fields, which requires young people to continue learning and acquiring knowledge and skills, stressing that education is the true path to building the individual and enhancing their ability to innovate and compete.
He praised the honored students, calling on them to continue the path of success, take advantage of available educational opportunities, and choose their specializations in a way that suits their abilities and ambitions, emphasizing that true success does not stop at obtaining a degree, but begins with investing knowledge in the service of society and the nation.
The master of ceremonies, Zai Cultural Forum member lawyer Ali Allan Al-Amayreh, emphasized that honoring high school students comes in appreciation of their efforts and perseverance, and in celebration of the success they have achieved, which deserves recognition. He called on their families to continue supporting the students and motivating them toward education and excellence, as they are the nation's wealth and future, noting that such initiatives foster a spirit of positive competition and encourage students to continue their journey of achievement.
In a speech on behalf of the students, student Afnan Al-Masri valued the efforts of parents, teachers, and everyone who contributed to their reaching this stage, confirming that this success is the fruit of cooperation and solidarity between the family, the school, and society.
The celebration included artistic performances by the Arab Child Forum troupe under the supervision of social activist Kamal Qutaishat, and the honoring of successful and outstanding students amidst an atmosphere of pride and joy. The students and their families expressed their gratitude to the Zai Cultural Forum for this initiative, which the forum has adopted for years and which serves as an incentive for them to continue the journey of education and achievement.
The organizers of the ceremony emphasized that honoring the students comes in appreciation of the effort and perseverance they have shown and as a tribute to the youth energies that represent a fundamental pillar in building the future of the nation.
In a generous gesture by the Zai Cultural Forum, teachers Mohammad Yousef Humaida and Bilal Abdelhadi from Zai Secondary School for Boys, along with a select group of students, were honored in recognition of their efforts in the forum's activities, events, and celebrations, and their service to the educational process.
