Art and entertainment activities in Homs within the celebration of (Sanabelna Thithmar)

Homs-Sana

As part of the celebration organized by the Ministry of Culture-Directorate of Child Culture on the occasion of the nineteenth Arab Children's Day, the Directorate of Culture of Homs organized a number of artistic and recreational activities for children under the title “Sanabelna Tthirhar”.

The events included a puppet theater for the Syrian Club for Children and Young People “Sernay” and a ballet show by Balo Troupe, fun shows and light games for children presented by the Happy Magic Troupe.

The events that were held in the writer Abdel Moeen Al-Malouhi hall in the culture of Homs were attended by the children of the Syrian Society for Cancer Control and their families.

Aya Al-Saleem, supervisor of the Children's Department in the Homs Cultural, indicated that the activities aim to create an atmosphere of joy in the hearts of young people and provide them with awareness and social messages, in addition to distributing symbolic gifts to them.

In turn, Dr. Dima Al-Malouhi, Director of Public Relations at the Syrian Cancer Society, indicated that the participation of children affected by these events carries great humanitarian meanings, provides psychological support to them, and gives them a dose of hope and optimism for a better tomorrow away from the atmosphere of disease.

In turn, Al-Yasar, the trainer of the Palo band, explained that the band presented a show entitled “Frozen” inspired by cartoons and the world of children, in addition to interactive shows with children in which there is an atmosphere of fun and laughter.

Yara Esber, one of the supervisors of the Syrian Club for Children and Young People, pointed out that the puppet theater section invites children to be optimistic about life and carries purposeful intellectual and educational values.

The two girls participating in the events, Jodi Maladeb and Christel Kassab, indicated that the events contribute to reminding children of the rights of children in society and the need to embrace them, secure their requirements and nurture their talents.

Lara Ahmed