The General Union of Charitable Societies affirmed that the teacher constitutes the cornerstone in building humanity and creating generations, and carries a lofty educational and national message that goes beyond the boundaries of education to instill values, enhance belonging, and consolidate societal responsibility.
The President of the General Union of Charitable Societies, Amer Al Khawaldeh, said in a statement on the occasion of World Teachers’ Day that this occasion represents an annual station to express appreciation and gratitude to male and female teachers, who continue to carry out their mission with all sincerity and contribute to preparing generations capable of participating in the process of construction and development.
He pointed out that the role of the teacher is not limited to transmitting knowledge and information, but rather contributes to building the students’ personalities, developing their abilities and skills, and promoting the values of dialogue, tolerance, work and giving, stressing that investing in the teacher is a real investment in the future of the nation.
Al-Khawaldeh appreciated the efforts made by male and female teachers in various regions of the Kingdom, stressing the importance of providing the appropriate educational environment, supporting educational cadres, developing their skills and enabling them to keep pace with the rapid changes in the fields of education, technology and knowledge.
He stressed that civil society institutions and charities are essential partners in supporting the educational process and enhancing cooperation with educational institutions, which contributes to serving students and local communities, calling for continuing joint efforts to improve the educational process and enhance the status of the teacher and his role in society.
At the conclusion of the statement, Al-Khawaldeh renewed the General Union of Charitable Societies’ congratulations to all male and female teachers in Jordan, expressing pride in their giving and their noble mission, and wishing them further success and success in carrying out their educational and national mission.