Sunday 26/October/2025 – 12:16 AM
If you want to build a great nation, you must build a great child. Nations are not built on stone, but on people. They are not built on buildings and factories as much as they are built on minds and hearts in which values are implanted from childhood.
The child is the first seed in the homeland. If we plant it well, it will sprout a civilization, and if we neglect it, the entire nation will wither with it. Raising the child is the true beginning of building the future. Today’s child is tomorrow’s leader, and what thought and behavior we instill in him will bear fruit in the fate of an entire nation.
Education is not only education, but rather it is the creation of a human being, the building of a conscience, and the formation of awareness. A child who is raised on honesty, faith, work, and love of the country will grow up with unwavering loyalty in his heart, in his mind an awareness that cannot be deceived, and in his hand an energy that does not know laziness.
The mother is the beginning. She is the first school that graduates heroes before they go to school. From her hands emerge the scientist, the thinker, the doctor, the soldier, and the teacher.
When a mother instills compassion, dignity, and belonging in her child, she is building a generation that preserves the land and honor and sanctifies work.
The teacher, in turn, is the bridge that connects dream and reality. He instills in his students a love of knowledge, and gives them hope and will, because he knows that every mind that shines is a step towards a brighter homeland.
Building children is the responsibility of an entire society, the responsibility of a state that believes that development does not begin from factories, but rather from young minds that learn, dream and innovate. When the state cares about childhood, it is in fact establishing an invincible force in the future, because the conscious child is the one who makes change.
We must give our children an education that opens their minds and does not restrict them, and curricula that cultivate creativity in them, not indoctrination, and instill in them that homeland is not a word said, but an action that is practiced.
History does not immortalize the nations that built tall walls, but rather the nations that built a great human being, and the greatest thing we can offer to Egypt is a child with a pure heart, strong will, who believes in his Lord and his country, who does not know despair and does not accept corruption.
Let us all raise the slogan: Build children… Build nations, because the future is not made in palaces, but in the young minds that dream, believe and love.
