President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu extended heartfelt greetings in celebration of International Teachers’ Day, lauding the role of educators in shaping future generations and the nation’s intellectual development.
In a message shared on his official 'X' account, President Dr. Muizzu highlighted the crucial impact teachers have on society. He likened teachers to candles, which light the way for others, while making selfless sacrifices for the betterment of their students. "As one candle can light many others, teachers illuminate the path forward by inspiring and guiding future generations," he remarked, emphasizing their invaluable contribution to the country’s future.
During a special event marking the Day Maldives Embraced Islam, the President expressed deep gratitude to teachers, underscoring their critical role in shaping the nation's intellectual landscape. He stressed that education is as vital to nation-building as physical infrastructure, urging that it should be prioritized alongside other development goals such as housing.
President Dr. Muizzu also encouraged educators to focus on fostering values of humanity, discipline, and responsibility in their students, calling on them to take an active role in nurturing these essential qualities.
International Teachers’ Day is celebrated globally on October 5 to honor the contributions of teachers to society, acknowledging the significance of their work in shaping future generations.
In a message shared on his official 'X' account, President Dr. Muizzu highlighted the crucial impact teachers have on society. He likened teachers to candles, which light the way for others, while making selfless sacrifices for the betterment of their students. "As one candle can light many others, teachers illuminate the path forward by inspiring and guiding future generations," he remarked, emphasizing their invaluable contribution to the country’s future.
During a special event marking the Day Maldives Embraced Islam, the President expressed deep gratitude to teachers, underscoring their critical role in shaping the nation's intellectual landscape. He stressed that education is as vital to nation-building as physical infrastructure, urging that it should be prioritized alongside other development goals such as housing.
President Dr. Muizzu also encouraged educators to focus on fostering values of humanity, discipline, and responsibility in their students, calling on them to take an active role in nurturing these essential qualities.
International Teachers’ Day is celebrated globally on October 5 to honor the contributions of teachers to society, acknowledging the significance of their work in shaping future generations.
