Preserving the memory of the martyrs of Minab is a responsibility for future generations. The Vice President for Women and Family Affairs at the ceremony of removing the flag from the first symphony of the martyrs of the resistance and the children in the condemnation of the attack on the school Shajra Taiba Minab, saw this act as an attack on the lives of innocents and the security of one of the most basic institutions of social life and must clarify it against immunity and immunity of any kind: children's lives and safety cannot be underestimated The educational environment from any political, military or propaganda considerations. Zahra Barzozar stated that the effects of terrorism are not limited to the moment of the attack and said: Terrorism attacks the human right to life, destroys the security of families and tries to sow the seeds of fear and insecurity in the minds of future generations. The effects of such an attack continue in the memory of the families, the children's sense of security and society's trust in places that are supposed to be safe to live and learn. Referring to the role of art in representing human experiences and passing on collective memory, Barzoz Azar saw music as a language for turning grief into empathy, memory into awareness and silence into memory, and said: The gathering of artists and listening to music on such an occasion is an opportunity to preserve the memory of the victims of this event and convey the message to others, beyond this time. The Vice President for Women's and Family Affairs emphasized the need to keep alive the memory of the victims of the attack at the Shejara Taiba Minab school and emphasized that we must remain sensitive and responsible for the suffering of the victims and their families, and stated: These songs should not only be a reminder of the great sadness of our children, but also a commitment to the safety and peace of our future children. of Iran and all the children of the world.