Expanded Meeting in Bani Al-Harith District Calls for General Mobilization

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Sanaa: The General Mobilization in Bani Al-Harith District, Capital Secretariat, organized an expanded meeting to declare general mobilization for the liberation of the country and the breaking of the siege, recognizing the significant involvement of the district's residents in commemorating the Mawlid al-Nabawi.

According to Yemen News Agency, during the meeting, Khaled Al-Madani, the First Deputy Secretary of the Capital, acknowledged the commendable stances of the residents of Bani Al-Harith District. He highlighted their significant participation in the events of the Mawlid al-Nabawi and their notable presence at the grand event at Al-Sabeen Square. Al-Madani expressed gratitude for the successful celebratory events.

Al-Madani emphasized the importance of sustained engagement in various activities and initiatives as part of the Quranic project. He urged the community to confront challenges and the conspiracies against the nation, remain steadfast in their beliefs, and support the brothers in Gaza and Palestine.

He drew attention to the struggles faced by the Muslim nation under the influence of Zionism and global tyranny, noting Yemen's proactive stance against the Zionist and American adversaries, and its support for the Palestinian people and the nation's causes.

He called on the community to intensify efforts for general mobilization, prepare for enrollment in the "Al-Aqsa Flood" military courses, and reinforce the fronts with personnel and resources. The emphasis was on continued mobilization and readiness to confront the Saudi adversary, break the siege, reclaim rights, and liberate the country.

The meeting was attended by notable figures, including the Assistant Security Director of the Capital Secretariat, Brigadier General Ahmed Al-Afqi, the Director of the General Corporation for Agricultural Services in the Secretariat, Mutahar Al-Washli, the Mobilization official of the district, Mohammed Al-Gharbani, alongside local leaders, sheikhs, dignitaries, tribal leaders, and social figures. A report was presented, reviewing the key events and activities of the Mawlid al-Nabawi commemoration in the district.