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Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education of the Islamic Republic of Iran, on Saturday, November 7, at the "Protection of Education against US and Israeli Attacks" meeting, emphasized the necessity of continuing the activities of schools in crisis and war conditions and said: "Schools should not be closed, even in times of war, without the approval of the Minister of Education." Kazemi referred to the closing of schools and the disruption of the education process as one of the most important damages of crises and wars and emphasized that it is not possible to calculate and price the educational damages caused by these disruptions.

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Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education of the Islamic Republic of Iran, on Saturday, November 7, at the "Protection of Education against US and Israeli Attacks" meeting, emphasized the necessity of continuing the activities of schools in crisis and war conditions and said: "Schools should not be closed, even in times of war, without the approval of the Minister of Education." Kazemi referred to the closing of schools and the disruption of the education process as one of the most important damages of crises and wars and emphasized that it is not possible to calculate and price the educational damages caused by these disruptions.

Alireza Kazemi, the Minister of Education of the Islamic Republic of Iran, on Saturday, November 7, at the "Protection of Education against US and Israeli Attacks" meeting, emphasized the necessity of continuing the activities of schools in crisis and war conditions and said: "Schools should not be closed, even in times of war, without the approval of the Minister of Education." Kazemi referred to the closing of schools and the disruption of the education process as one of the most important damages of crises and wars and emphasized that it is not possible to calculate and price the educational damages caused by these disruptions.

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