Sana'a:The local authority and the mobilization office in the Al-Hayma Al-Kharijiyah district of Sana'a governorate organized a commemorative event on Saturday to mark the annual "Martyrs' Day" for the year 1448 AH. The event was attended by notable figures, including the Governorate's Deputy Governor, Abdul-Mughni Dawood, and the District Director, Khalid Al-Arshi.
According to Yemen News Agency, Ahsan Al-Abbadi, the official in charge of the guidance sector in the governorate, highlighted the significance of observing this annual commemoration. He emphasized that it serves as a source of inspiration regarding dignity, sacrifice, and selflessness, while renewing resolve and strength to bolster steadfastness against enemies and support the causes of the nation (Ummah).
Mohammed Al-Darwani, the mobilization official for the district, described the annual commemoration as a moment of gratitude and recognition for the martyrs' sacrifices. He noted that the occasion reaffirms the community's connection to the martyrs, commits to caring for their families, and ensures attention to their well-being and needs.
Following the event, an exhibition dedicated to the martyrs was inaugurated in the district. It displayed photographs of local martyrs who died defending the homeland, along with images of prominent martyrs from across the "Axis of Resistance." Deputy Governor Dawood, District Director Al-Arshi, and other officials visited several families of martyrs, presenting them with symbolic gifts on behalf of the provincial branch of the General Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families.
The officials reiterated the commitment of both the local provincial authority and the Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families to support the families and children of martyrs, providing for their essential needs to the extent possible within available resources.
