The programme is not only intended for entertainment. It is rather educational, as it is part of the regional and international efforts designed to treat the scourge of extremism and terrorism. How is it so? This can be done by exposing the future generations to free competition, as well as to art and culture. It is also designed to forestall any chance of having them filled with thoughts of hatred and exclusion, rather than thoughts of love and construction. In this spirit, I followed with the millions of people the first part of The Voice Kids programme which ended recently.