The First Lady supervises the ceremony honoring the students. This evening, Friday, the First Lady, Dr. Mariam Mohamed Fadel Dah, oversaw the ceremony honoring the outstanding students in the national examinations at the presidential palace in Nouakchott, including some students with special needs. The event was attended by several educational figures and the families of the students, in a celebratory atmosphere dominated by feelings of pride and honor in the commendable results achieved by the sons and daughters of the nation.<\/p>\n
In a speech on the occasion, the First Lady expressed her happiness in meeting the students and their parents, praising the collective efforts that have resulted in this remarkable excellence, both from the students themselves and through the support provided by their parents and educational staff. She commended the examples presented during the ceremony, considering that the stories of success and challenge heard by the audience embody the reality of thousands of students in Mauritania who face difficulties with determination and perseverance.<\/p>\n
The First Lady did not hide her emotional response to one of the stories where a student linked his excellence to his desire to make his mother happy, emphasizing that such genuine intentions are capable of bringing joy to everyone’s hearts. She considered that this year witnessed remarkable achievements by girls in various national examinations. She viewed these historical female successes as messages of strength and inspiration that deserve celebration and appreciation, which prompted her to personally organize this ceremony to honor both the outstanding male and female students, with the ambition that this event will become an annual tradition. The First Lady stated that this recognition is not only for the students but also includes families who have made great efforts in raising, nurturing, and supporting their children, expressing gratitude to mothers and fathers for their essential roles in the journey to success.<\/p>\n
She affirmed that investing in education is the only way to shape the future, urging the outstanding students to continue excelling in their academic and professional journeys, and to believe in the importance of knowledge as a means for individual and collective change. She expressed her personal pride in all the high achievers, wishing them a bright future.<\/p>\n
The representatives of the outstanding students praised in their speeches the efforts made by the President of the Republic, whose interest has not only been limited to providing suitable educational conditions, but he also demonstrated a significant commitment to honoring this generation of innovators in various academic fields. They considered that the honor bestowed by the First Lady serves as an additional motivation to continue achieving excellence in the upcoming stages of their educational journey. They confirmed that such steps enhance their motivation to achieve further accomplishments.<\/p>\n
The event was attended by the Minister of State at the Presidency, Mrs. Aissata Bah Yaya, the Minister of Education and Educational Reform, Mrs. Houda Babah, and the Minister of Social Affairs, Childhood, and Family, Mrs. Savia N\u2019tahah.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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