Dhamar: The education sector, along with branches of the Water Resources and Facilities Authority, the Care of Martyrs' Families Authority, and the Higher Institute for Teacher Preparation and Qualification in Dhamar Governorate, organized a speech event to mark the 12th anniversary of the September 21 Revolution.
According to Yemen News Agency, Governorate Undersecretary Mahmoud Al-Jabin emphasized that the September 21 Revolution serves as an extension and correction of the September 26 Revolution, highlighting its achievements in eliminating foreign guardianship and enabling the independence of Yemeni decision-making. Al-Jabin remarked that the celebration of this anniversary comes at a time when Yemen faces ongoing challenges, with efforts from external forces to undermine the goals of the revolution by maintaining control over the Yemeni people, exploiting resources, and interfering with national decisions.
The event was attended by several notable figures, including Hashem Al-Hamzi, director of the branch of the General Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families, Ali Al-Amadi, deputy official of the education sector, and Ahmed Abbad, deputy director of the General Authority for Water Resources and Facilities. Mohammed Al-Ghurbani, director of the Planning Department at the branch of the Martyrs' Families Care Authority, highlighted that the September 21 Revolution represented a popular liberation movement that transformed Yemeni history, restoring sovereignty, dignity, and independence to the Yemeni people, and freeing them from external control, corruption, and dependency.
The event also featured cultural contributions, including two poems, a student anthem, and folkloric performances by the Al-Nour School troupe in Dhamar.
