This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Ahmed Al-Musaed
On the occasion of International Children’s Rights Day, which falls on November 20 each year, the Berkane Child Integration and Development Association organized, Wednesday, November 20, a ceremony at the Support Center and Rehabilitation of Children in Difficult Situations in Berkane. .
The ceremony saw the presence of the governor of the Berkane region, Muhammad Ali Habouha, accompanied by the head of the regional council, Muhammad Jalloul, the governor of the real estate, cadastral and cartographic governorate of Berkane, the delegate for national cooperation, the director of the Monji Foundation for private education in Berkane, and leaders of civil society associations.
The ceremony began with verses from the Holy Quran and the Moroccan national anthem, opening a program rich in recreational and educational activities for children. Among the most notable elements was a theatrical performance entitled “Horouf”, presented by the children of Morocco. center, as well as a play on road safety performed by students from the Umm Ayman school in Aklim.
As the ceremony was known, the children of the Mokaba Association excelled in presenting a presentation titled “Children in Difficult Situations” and a group of children participated in a distinctive drawing workshop on human rights. child. Additionally, the children’s voices resonated with the audience. “The Voice of Hassan” and one of the students from the Riyadh school recited a poignant poem, while the Mokaba association presented an expressive dance that embodied the diversity of Morocco’s regions.
The speaker from the Berkane region also gave a speech on this occasion, in which he praised the efforts made to support children in difficult situations, emphasizing the importance of providing them with a stimulating and safe environment for their growth and development. development. questions from the children and shared with them the discussion on upcoming development projects in the city, including the role of theater and culture.
In a poignant gesture, Hoda Burarash, director of the Center for Support and Rehabilitation of Children in Difficult Situations, delivered a commemorative speech in which she paid tribute to the late Hafida Mudhain, one of the pillars of collective work in the region .
