Nemat Aoun: Lebanese children suffer war's toll

The article focused on statements made by Lebanon's First Lady, Német Aoun, during her participation in an international conference on children and blood diseases in Uzbekistan. Aoun emphasized that the recent war on Lebanon resulted in the death of more than 250 children and injury to over a thousand. She also highlighted that more than 40% of children have been experiencing psychological pressures over the past six months. Additionally, 436 schools have been damaged or destroyed, putting approximately one hundred thousand children at risk of losing their places of education. She pointed out that the impacts of war are not limited to cessation of fighting but also require healthcare, psychological support, and rehabilitation for children. She stressed the importance of integrating psychological care into schools and national recovery plans. Aoun called for protecting children and ensuring safe environments for them, urging governments to reorient their priorities toward children’s well-being. She considered that investing in children’s health and education is an investment in the future of society. She explained that the "Citizenship School" initiative in its first year reached more than 30,000 students across 150 schools, with expectations to expand to 300 schools within the year.

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