This year, the student homework week for undergraduate students coincided with the arrival of spring break and the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan. Thus, Horizon School of Digital Technologies organized a collective Iftar to relax the atmosphere and celebrate this month with all our students who came to study in Sousse away from their families. Similarly, this moment was fabulous as our local and international students gathered side by side in a collective prayer meeting where calmness and prayers prevailed in the school, transcending the borders of countries, cultures, and languages.
The chosen date also happened to be the National Day of Traditional Dress, so the breaking of the fast event was marked by the warm atmosphere of a musical evening with the Horizon family, including its staff, founders, teachers, and students. Thanks to the perfect organization by our two clubs, Delta and FC Robot, this magnificent Ramadan evening adorned with garlands, spiritual and folk songs, and colorful traditional attire was a true success.
It was an extraordinary moment of breaking the fast that allowed all present to relax in joy and good spirits, to momentarily forget the tension of work and exams, but most importantly, facilitated interaction with our new students.
In conclusion, we can only congratulate the members of the administrative team and our two clubs, who made this event an essential day in the school's life. They proudly demonstrated one of our most steadfast values, that development and learning occur through the richness of social diversity.
Thank you all for your invaluable presence!