Sana'a:The Unit for Financing Agricultural and Fisheries Projects and Initiatives, in collaboration with the Social Affairs Office in the Capital Sana'a, organized an event on Thursday to commemorate the annual Martyrs' Day and honor the families of those who have fallen.
According to Yemen News Agency, First Deputy Mayor of the Capital Sana'a, Khalid Al-Madani, highlighted the significance of the occasion as a means of expressing pride and honor for the martyrs. He acknowledged their heroic deeds and sacrifices in defending the homeland, the Ummah, and its sacred sites.
Al-Madani emphasized that martyrdom remains the most powerful weapon against enemies, stating that a nation embracing martyrdom cannot be subdued. He noted that the Yemeni people's spirit of martyrdom and jihad plays a critical role in their ongoing struggle against the Saudi enemy.
The event, which also included Assistant Deputy Mayor for Administrative Units Sami Sharaf Al-Din and Executive Director of the Agricultural Financing Unit Abdullah Sharaf Al-Din, underscored the importance of honoring martyrs' families. This act reflects the leadership's and society's appreciation for their sacrifices and aims to preserve the martyrs' legacy.
Nasser Al-Kahli, Director of the Social Affairs Office in the Capital Secretariat, described the commemoration as a tribute to the families of martyrs. The event served as an opportunity to reflect on the values of courage and self-sacrifice demonstrated by the martyrs, which he believes will restore national pride and dignity.
Operations Officer Hashim Al-Khazan of the Unit for Financing Agricultural Projects emphasized the importance of supporting martyr families as a practical expression of the Quranic Path. This support highlights the enduring strength and resilience of the Yemeni nation.
