Sana'a: The local council and mobilization office in Manakha District, Sana'a Governorate, organized a commemorative event on Sunday to mark the 11th anniversary of the 21st September Revolution. The event was attended by the district's local secretary, Ali Mas'ad. Khalid Al-Qasimi, the district's mobilization official, emphasized that the September Revolution provided a model of corrective revolutions aimed at liberating the homeland from domination and foreign influence.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Qasimi highlighted the role of Manakha's people in supporting the revolutionary leadership and the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the homeland and the oppressed. He urged the continuation of efforts to achieve liberation from tyranny and global influence, and to counter the conspiracies of Zionist and American agents.
Judge Mohammed Al-Aqeedah, in his speech, described the 21st September Revolution as a pivotal moment in Yemen's history that eliminated injustice and corruption without retribution against those responsible for oppression. The event included segments reflecting the occasion's significance.
Simultaneously, in the districts of Bilad Al-Rus, Nihm, and Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah, local councils held celebratory evenings for the revolution's anniversary. These gatherings featured speeches and programs that illustrated Yemen's condition before and after the revolution, recognizing the sacrifices made for liberation from foreign dominance. They also called for ongoing resilience, unity around revolutionary leadership, and readiness to confront threats to the nation's security, stability, and independence.