Syria takes part in the 6th version of Arab Reading Challenge in UAE

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DAMASCUS, Jul.5, (ST)- The Arab Reading Challenge initiative announced on Tuesday the names of the top 10 students, the best school and the best coordinator in Syria, during a ceremony organized by the Ministries of Education and Culture at Dar Al-Assad for Culture and Arts in Damascus.

The student Sham Muhammad Al-Bakour from Aleppo Governorate won the first place, and she will represent Syria in the competition for the title of champion of the Arab Reading Challenge in the United Arab Emirates.

The School of the Martyrs’ Children in Damascus Governorate was named as the best school in Syria, and the coordinator Haneen Al-Abdullah from Sweida Governorate was named as the best coordinator of the competition in Syria.

For the first time, Syria takes part in the Arab Reading Initiative that was launched in 2015 by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, to be the largest Arab project to encourage students in the Arab world to read, with the aim of encouraging over 1 million students to read 50 million books during their school years.

The challenge is divided into five stages. Each stage includes reading and summarizing 10 books for children, after which the qualifying stages begin at a school level. The competition then progresses to the country level and then the finals. The challenge offers incentives and financial rewards for schools, students and their families.

Basma Qaddour

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