Dhamar: The Land Authority and Customs Office in Dhamar Governorate organized a ceremonial event on Wednesday to mark the 11th anniversary of the 21st of September Revolution. During the event, the Governor's Deputy, Mohammed Abdulrazzaq, reviewed the circumstances preceding the outbreak of the revolution, including the deteriorating security situation and the domination and control over Yemen's decision-making.
According to Yemen News Agency, Abdulrazzaq emphasized that the revolution was a popular liberation movement, which succeeded in restoring national decision-making, sovereignty, and thwarting the enemy's schemes aimed at occupying Yemen and seizing its resources. He pointed out that the revolution defeated plans to fragment Yemen into small, conflicting cantons, eliminated terrorist organizations, contributed to strengthening the military sector, achieved progress in military manufacturing, and supported Gaza.
For his part, Abdulghani Al-Dailami, Director of the Dhamar Branch of the General Authority for Lands, Survey, and Urban Planning, highlighted the political and military achievements of the 21st of September Revolution and Yemen's restored role in supporting the causes of the Arab and Islamic nations, foremost among them the Palestinian cause. He added that the revolution was a necessity imposed by the catastrophic conditions suffered by the people, reaffirming the importance of preserving its gains.