Lebanese star Rami Ayach, president of the Ayach Childhood Association, announced a humanitarian initiative aimed at supporting Lebanese students during official exams.
The artist shared a video on his personal social media page in which he declared the initiative, stating: "The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to rely on remote learning these days. Therefore, to mitigate the impact of this crisis on students and to help them continue their academic pursuits, the Ayach Childhood Association has launched the project ‘Window of Opportunity,’ which aims to assist around 360 students in official examination stages by providing free tutoring in various scientific subjects in both English and French, along with psychological support."
Rami Ayach added: "The main goal of this initiative is to ensure the continuity of learning for students to successfully pass their official exams through free online sessions." He also noted that the association will provide an open electronic platform accessible to everyone via social media, to offer academic information, educational guidance, and psychological and social support for students, emphasizing the importance of this step to raise awareness among students about preventive measures to limit the spread of COVID-19.
The Ayach Childhood Association launched the project “A Window of Opportunity,” a program aimed at terminal and brevet students, supporting them in their official exams and helping them succeed by providing free lessons in various scientific subjects in French and English.
This initiative received much positive feedback; followers affirmed that it is a noble humanitarian endeavor, significant and extremely important under the current circumstances, hoping that some artists would follow his example and his big heart.
It is worth mentioning that Rami Ayach has previously contributed many humanitarian services, especially during this difficult period through his association "Ayach Childhood," which he established years ago. He has also donated a sum of money to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, in addition to distributing face masks and other necessary protective equipment free of charge during this challenging time.
