We are the generation where morality and ethics were considered a personal and family privilege; every family strived to maintain the highest ethical and moral standards in society.
We're from that generation where a word was considered something more than a signed and sealed document; that is, with just a firm handshake, a promise was made that was not hesitated to be kept completely, otherwise, the morality and credibility of a person, and consequently, that of their family, would be called into question.
We are that generation where values and respect for the elderly will become a source of joy for our parents when they see their children being educated and respectful.
We are, therefore, the generation that is committed to continuing the fight at all times to ensure that these values are not completely lost. For this reason, we must tirelessly continue the task of strengthening ethical and moral values, first and foremost within the family.
