Some 300 pupils from Greater Tunis schools will perform a play called "Let's Save Palestine through World Cultures," on January 6 at the Tunis Municipal Theatre. Each school will represent the culture of one country and its relation with Palestine so as to stand together at the end of the play and save Palestine, President of the Association "Le Petit Secouriste" (Little Rescuer) Houda Bedoui told TAP. Organised in partnership with the Yamama Editions Group as part of the Tunisian Children Festival, this play aims to offer the children the opportunity to express their solidarity with the Palestinian people and to raise awarness among the youth about the need to support the Palestinian cause, "Le Petit Secouriste" General Coordinator Chokri Ounli said. Founded in 2019, this association is the first of its kind in the Arab world to have an educational first-aid project for the children. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse
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