Linking the Next Generation with Ancestral Heritage

A cultural and festive special program for National Children's Week, under the slogan 'Children's Smiles, the Alphabet of the Homeland,' aimed at introducing the next generation to historical background and national identity, was held at the Shush Museum Garden and the city's World Heritage complex.

The special cultural and happy program of the National Children's Week with the slogan "Children's smiles, the alphabet of the homeland" was held in the city's Susa Museum garden and world heritage complex with the aim of familiarizing the future generation with the historical background and national identity.

According to the reporter of Arya Heritage, the program was organized with the coordination and hosting of the Shush World Heritage Site and the participation of the Center for Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents of the city, Mother Kindergarten and a group of elementary school students.

This special program focused on creating a link between children and the historical and cultural heritage of the country, included various sections, including exhibitions and creative workshops for crafts and painting for children, performing group hymns, storytelling, happy and native games, and a tour of the Sush Museum Garden.

During this program, children, being in the historical space of Bagh Mozeh, got to know the historical works and capacities of this collection and participated in cultural and artistic activities.

This ceremony was accompanied by the enthusiastic reception of children, families and a group of cultural heritage lovers and provided an opportunity for the future generation to become more familiar with the national identity, the ancient history of Susa and the importance of preserving the heritage of the ancestors.