Sana'a:The Youth Cultural and Social Activities Department at the Ministry of Youth and Sports organized a cultural program on Sunday for participants in the training camp for the second amputee football championship, which was hosted by the Al-Sumoud Sports and Cultural Club.
According to Yemen News Agency, the program included an awareness lecture by Ismail Al-Hamzi, focusing on the sacrifices and steadfastness of war-wounded fighters who have defended the homeland. Al-Hamzi described these individuals as symbols of courage and resilience.
The lecture further explored lessons of steadfastness from the Prophet's biography and the legacy of notable Islamic figures. Al-Hamzi emphasized the importance of maintaining faith-based values, enhancing awareness, and staying true to the sacrifices of martyrs and the wounded.
Additionally, the program aimed to support the rehabilitation of war-wounded individuals, enhance their skills and knowledge, and strengthen their societal roles. A cultural competition was part of the event, organized by Riyadh Al-Umaysi and Ibrahim Al-Hamzi, where participants were divided into four teams. The contest concluded with the Martyr Hassan Al-Malisi Team securing first place.
