The bell rang in the schools of South Khorasan

According to the Mehr correspondent, the governor of South Khorasan on Saturday morning on the second day of the happy Fajr decade, at the bell rang in the school. Esmat is Birjand emphasized the solidarity and collective effort to overcome the problems.

He said: “With double unity and effort, the country's leading challenges, including economic problems, can be resolved and paved the path of development.”

The Governor of South Khorasan continued: The Islamic Revolution of Iran is a turning point in Iranian history.

Hashemi said: “Before the revolution, Iran was facing a shortage of specialist physicians, but today, thanks to the sacred system of the Islamic Republic, not only the internal specialist doctors are supplying the country's need, but also in the West Asian region and globally.

He pointed to the scientific growth of the country in the last four decades, adding: “The Islamic Republic of Iran has been able to gain the top global rankings in many scientific branches and this path of progress must continue with public effort.”

Seyyed Alireza Mousavi Nejad, Director General of Education in the province, also referred to the important events in the history of the revolution, saying: “The Islamic Revolution in its path has been accompanied by many ups and downs and has gone through bitter and sweet events.

He continued: The era of sacred defense and the eight years of the imposed war is one of the most important historical sections that the Iranian nation has passed through with resistance and self -sacrifice.

The Director General of Education of the Province pointed to the progress of the Islamic Republic in various fields and stated: Since the beginning of the revolution, the country has witnessed significant progress and we hope today students will be bright for Islamic Iran with their efforts.

At the end of the ceremony, the Revolutionary School Exhibition was opened at Esmatieh Birjand High School with the presence of the governor of South Khorasan.

The exhibition depicts the achievements of the Islamic Revolution in the form of two main scientific and technology booths, economics, politics and governance, cultural, social and resistance.

According to the report presented at the ceremony, the Revolutionary School Exhibition has been held in the first and second high schools of the province, and these exhibitions are based on jihad and focused on students' narrative.