Al-dhale': A training course in the field of animal health concluded today in Al-Dhale' Governorate, organized by the local authority and general mobilization in cooperation with the Bonyan Foundation and the Bonyan Academy for Rehabilitation and Training.
According to Yemen News Agency, the course, which lasted 20 days, aimed to provide 21 trainees from the districts of Damt, Juban, Qa'tabah, and Al-Husha with knowledge about methods of prevention and care for livestock.
At the conclusion, the official of the agricultural sector in the governorate, Nabil Al-Murqab, emphasized the importance of the course in providing trainees with theoretical and practical skills in preserving livestock and enhancing their capabilities in the practical field. He pointed out that this course aligns with the directives of the revolutionary and political leadership focused on the agricultural and livestock sectors.
For his part, the mobilization official in Damt district, Omar Al-Ma'arshi, affirmed the importance of preserving livestock and providing health care for them. He emphasized the need for trainees to apply the skills and knowledge acquired during the course to benefit their respective areas of specialization and geographical surroundings.
Meanwhile, the Bonyan Foundation official in the governorate, Mohammed Al-Hakim, reviewed the axes and objectives of the course designed to qualify the trainees for fieldwork.