Ibb:The education sector in Al-Dhihar District, Ibb Governorate, organized a speech and chanting event on Tuesday to honor the 1448 AH annual Martyr Anniversary. The event was followed by the inauguration of a martyrs' exhibition.
According to Yemen News Agency, Deputy Governor Abdulwahid Al-Marou'i emphasized the significance of the occasion, which honors the sacrifices of martyrs and reinforces values such as steadfastness, resilience, and devotion to the homeland. He highlighted the importance of conveying the martyrs' legacy to younger generations and maintaining the focus on the cause of Palestine, Al-Quds, and Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Abdulrab Al-Ka'it, director of the Martyrs' Children Department at the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research, stated that supporting the families of martyrs and their children's education is a religious, national, and moral responsibility. Ali Al-Murtadha, head of the governorate's education division, pointed out the role of educational institutions in instilling noble values in students and familiarizing them with the sacrifices made by martyrs through various school activities and exhibitions.
Dr. Fadl Zaid, Al-Dhihar District Director, commended the education sector and participating schools for organizing the event and showcasing students' artistic contributions. District education sector official Hisham Al-Sulaihi noted that the event and exhibition demonstrate the educational sector's commitment to honoring martyrs and educating students about their sacrifices and legacy.
The event included chants and poems, and concluded with the opening of the annual exhibition, where Al-Marou'i and other officials recited Al-Fatiha in memory of the martyrs. The exhibition featured photographs of martyrs from Al-Dhihar District, displays promoting the economic boycott of companies supporting the Zionist entity, awareness sections on soft warfare and faith-based identity, models illustrating the development of missile and drone capabilities, photographs documenting alleged aggression crimes, and artwork and handicrafts created by students from public and private schools.
Visitors lauded the participating schools and students, recognizing the exhibition's role in honoring the martyrs, raising awareness of national and humanitarian issues, and showcasing students' creative talents. The event saw attendance from District Local Council Secretary-General Abdullah Al-Khawlani, Governorate School Activities Director Abdulrahim Al-Khasha'i, education officials, and social figures.
