Sanaa: The oversight system, comprising the National Supreme Authority for Combating Corruption, the Central Organization for Control and Auditing, and the Supreme Authority for Tender and Auction Oversight, hosted a celebratory event to commemorate the anniversary of the noble Prophet's birth.
According to Yemen News Agency, the event was graced by the presence of key figures including Ali Al-Imad, head of the Central Organization for Control and Auditing, Engineer Abdulmalik Al-Aris of the Supreme Authority for Tender and Auction Oversight, Redan Al-Mutawakkil, Deputy Head of the National Supreme Authority for Combating Corruption, and Judge Ali Al-Mutawakkil, Public Prosecutor for Public Funds. The speeches delivered emphasized the importance of a sincere return to God and His noble Messenger, advocating for the creation of a Muhammadan nation that promotes goodness globally, and rejecting subservience to adversaries.
The speakers highlighted that celebrating the birth of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) serves as a means to challenge the detractors of Islam and reinforces the profound connection between the faithful and their Messenger.
The event also included a variety of performances such as chanting segments, poetic recitals, an operetta, folkloric displays, and a theatrical presentation, all crafted to honor the significance of the occasion. The gathering was attended by numerous officials and members from the organizing bodies, further adding to the event's significance.