In today's complex world, marriage is not only a romantic covenant but also a social and economic challenge. Family experts believe that releasing couples without the necessary training can have irreparable consequences. Meanwhile, the national pre-marriage education program 'Baharnako' has been launched as one of the local models, aimed at reducing family conflicts and increasing couples' awareness.
Negative Impact of Weakening Education
One expert in this field, emphasizing the necessity of stabilizing and expanding the 'Baharnako' program, said: "Weakening this local model, in addition to nullifying some of the capacities created over the past years, can impose heavy costs on the health system and the judiciary." He also added that many couples face serious problems due to insufficient awareness of issues related to shared life.
Pre-marriage education can help couples become familiar with the necessary skills to face the challenges and problems of shared life. In fact, this education acts as a defensive shield and assists couples in creating healthier and more stable relationships.
Social and Economic Costs of Releasing Couples
Experts believe that if attention is not paid to pre-marriage education, the social and economic costs resulting from divorce and family conflicts will significantly increase. These costs not only include judicial and social expenses but can also negatively impact individuals' mental and physical health. Therefore, investing in pre-marriage education is presented as a national necessity.
Ultimately, the need to pay attention to this issue is strongly felt. In today's world, investing in pre-marriage education is not just a choice but a requirement for maintaining the health of families and society. Given the existing challenges, it is time for officials and relevant institutions to address this issue more seriously and take effective actions to strengthen pre-marriage education.
