فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
As part of the Cultural Week organized by the Higher School of Teachers (ENS) in Meknes, affiliated with Moulay Ismail University, and in celebration of the 48th anniversary of the Green March and Morocco’s Independence Day, the regional delegate of the High Commission for Former Resistance Fighters and Army Veterans in Meknes delivered an inspiring lecture on Thursday, November 21, 2024. The talk focused on the themes of patriotism and Morocco’s rich history of struggle.
During his address, the delegate praised the pivotal role played by the late King Hassan II in leading the Green March—a historic event that significantly contributed to completing Morocco’s territorial integrity through a peaceful and innovative approach. He highlighted the valuable lessons today’s generations can draw from this momentous occasion, particularly the values of solidarity, unity, and the strong bond between the people and the throne.
The speaker also shed light on the heroic efforts of former resistance fighters and members of the Liberation Army in defending Morocco’s independence. He emphasized the importance of preserving the national historical memory among youth and cherishing the legacy of these heroes as a collective heritage that must be safeguarded and passed on to future generations.
Furthermore, the delegate called for fostering patriotism among young people, not only by revisiting historical events but also by encouraging their active participation in sustainable development and national service across various sectors. He commended the educational institutions for organizing such activities that bridge the past and present, thereby strengthening national identity.
The event witnessed significant attendance from students and faculty members, who expressed their admiration for the lecture and its depth. They acknowledged the importance of such initiatives in raising awareness about Morocco’s history and instilling a sense of national pride.
This Cultural Week stands as a prominent milestone in the series of activities hosted by Moulay Ismail University. It featured a blend of academic seminars, cultural events, and artistic performances, all aimed at promoting national values, tolerance, and openness.
source : fesnews media
