According to the Public Relations and International Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, this coastal memorial was constructed with the aim of linking the value-laden concepts of resistance with social vitality and family recreation along the island's eastern shoreline, and, with the planting of 168 saplings in memory of the innocent martyrs of this tragedy and the placement of conceptual and visual elements, was officially inaugurated.
During his presence at this complex and in remarks to reporters, Mohammad Kabiri, paying respect to the lofty station of the student martyrs, stated: This park is a symbol of the oppressed resistance of the children who were martyred and a clear depiction of the fact that the enemy recognizes no limits in its crimes. It is our duty not to allow the memory of these angels and their oppression to be forgotten; this complex must always remain alive in minds so that it serves as a reminder of steadfastness and of paying tribute to the pure children of this land.
The CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization also expressed appreciation for the efforts of activists in this field and said: I sincerely thank and appreciate the tireless efforts and high resolve of all the managers and hardworking colleagues of Kish Development, Water and Services Company who played a role in the design, construction and timely preparation of this valuable park.
According to officials, several other conceptual elements will also be installed in this complex by the end of this year; so that this space comprehensively manifests the conceptual identity of "Angels Park."
It is worth noting that the 168 saplings of this complex were planted along the island's shoreline simultaneously with the days of the war and with the aim of honoring the memory of the student martyrs of the Shajara Tayyiba School of Minab. This symbolic action is an effort to link the memory and name of these students with the concept of life, resilience and continuity of life.