Syrian Women Academy opened new course in al-Raqqa

The Syrian Women's Academy opened a training course for 43 female trainees named "Martyr Jiyan Arab" Course.

Syrian Women Academy opened new course in al-Raqqa
12 November, 2018   13:51

AL-RAQQA

The Syrian Women's Academy will continue to open its courses. The academy will open its 7th course, including 43 trainees from different regions of North of Syria and will last for 21 days.

Trainees would receive intellectual lessons on "the Importance of Training - Criticism and Self-Criticism, Culture and Ethics - The History of Women - The Concept of the Democratic Nation - The Special War).

The Administrator In the Syrian Women Academy Haifa Mustafa said in this regard  "Our goal of opening women's academies is to change the thinking that has restricted women and develop their culture."

She added, "If a woman reaches an advanced stage of awareness and increases her level of culture, communities would be liberated because they have great influence on society."

Haifa pointed out that there is high turnout by women from one course to another and there is a change of  50% as a result of joining such courses.

In turn, the trainee Khuloud Al-Issa pointed out that women must work to develop themselves and think in all respects, and join the courses that contribute to the liberation of women from the constraints that she suffered as a result of the masculine mentality that ruled societies.

It is worth noting that Jiyan Arab was martyred during her participation in "Wrath of Euphrates Campaign" to liberate al-Raqqa.

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