Latakia-SANA
Interactive activities, developmental theatrical performances, and various activities of a cultural, educational and recreational nature included in the Moon Celebration, which was hosted by Al-Uruba Park in Lattakia during the days of Eid Al-Adha.
The event organized by the Dar Al Qamar Foundation in cooperation with the Lattakia City Council “Al Orouba Center for Cultural Activities” and a number of civil associations and youth initiatives, which Dr.
and their families through a series of activities and shows that combine entertainment, education and education.
The event included the launch of a set of equipment for kindergartens and care centers manufactured with Syrian expertise to be tested and evaluated by parents and owners of educational institutions.
The two children Haider and Suleiman Alouni expressed their happiness with the atmosphere of fun and entertainment in the garden, especially the circus, juggling games, theatrical performances, meeting friends and getting to know new friends.
For her part, Alia Maarouf, a French language teacher, explained that these events give a beautiful feeling of happiness, especially when you see the joy in the eyes of the children, their laughter, their interaction with the ocean, and avoiding the pressures of life, and supported her in that.
The employee Asaad Ghanem, who confirmed that choosing the park to be a center for this festival is very appropriate, taking into account the conditions of many financial families.
Magdy Haddad, director of the Birds of Paradise band, referred to the successful partnership between the band and Dar Al Qamar over 5 years to achieve one goal, which is to make children happy and contribute to building a conscious and educated generation by presenting many programs
And interactive theatrical performances to expand their knowledge and guide them.
Mays El-Desouky, President of the Children's Public Library Association, pointed out the importance of the participation of all institutions concerned with children in such events to exchange experiences, introduce their activities, reach every home and family, attract a larger number of parents and children and encourage them to a culture of reading.
The events included an interactive development cinema for young people presented by the “Tanami Train” center, a scientific activity for children under the supervision of the “Open Mind” center, and a special pavilion to incubate youth initiatives, including “Zalfa” for handicrafts.
Rasha Raslan