Sanaa:The National Supreme Authority for Combating Corruption has concluded a four-day training course titled 'Al-Aqsa Flood, Security and Safety' for its female employees. This event was organized in collaboration with the National Women's Committee to commemorate the third anniversary of the Al-Aqsa Flood operation.
According to Yemen News Agency, the course was designed to enhance participants' understanding of the Palestinian cause, highlighting it as a central issue for the nation. It also focused on Yemen's steadfast support for Palestine and the role of resistance in the Al-Aqsa Flood battle. A total of 32 trainees participated in the program, which was part of the authority's 1448 AH awareness and education plan, aimed at reinforcing the faith-based identity of its female staff.
The training addressed lessons on resilience against US and Israeli influence, Saudi aggression, and the escalation against Yemen. It discussed the risks and methodologies of soft warfare targeting Yemen's faith-based identity and society, and covered various topics including security, safety, and the Quranic project.
During the closing ceremony, authority member Dr. Maryam Al-Joufi emphasized the authority's dedication to developing its female staff and strengthening cooperation with the National Women's Committee in awareness, education, and training. She highlighted the role of Yemeni women in religious, social, and national affairs, stressing the importance of confronting challenges and conspiracies targeting Yemen, the Islamic nation, and its holy sites.
Dr. Al-Joufi praised Yemen's supportive stance on national issues, particularly Palestine, and underscored the significance of enhancing resilience, raising awareness of potential threats, and fulfilling national responsibilities in the country's exceptional circumstances. She also acknowledged the efforts of trainers Hanan Al-Sharafi and Anhar Al-Mahdi in equipping participants with essential knowledge and skills, expressing hope that the course would improve their awareness and ability to tackle challenges.
Trainer Hanan Al-Sharafi highlighted the course's central themes, including the origins of the Israeli entity, the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, developments in the Arab and Islamic worlds, the aggression and siege facing Yemen, the dangers of soft warfare, piety, the characteristics of believers, and the Quran's stance on Jews. The program also featured practical exercises on these subjects and security and safety procedures.
