Minister of Education, at a ceremony dedicated to the 36 thousand student martyrs, said: "Holding such events and plans is a reward for those we owe our peace to, for we are in a quiet country, but neighbor to an ocean which is at the midst of trouble.
We owe our peace and security to the martyrs who could have lived like us or even better than us, but they fought so that we can now gather in this school and speak in a calm and peaceful environment."
The Minister of Education, while emphasizing the promotion of the culture of the martyrs, said that the culture of the martyrs are more important than other matters; martyrs who are our valuable assets should not be forgotten, and reviewing their ways of life and behavior is necessary to us. Sacrifice and martyrdom are two cultures that should be explained and defined together, that's why in the textbooks we partially redefined this culture, as we have about 200,000 martyrs, of which nearly one quarter are family-related to education system.
Minister of Education continued: "I suggest that this symbolic program continue to be vigorous to honor the martyrs to keep their culture going, so that the barriers in the country be resolved and we can have a successful country."
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