Sana'a: The Fourth International Conference of the Greatest Messenger has announced its endorsement of the stances taken by Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, emphasizing the reclamation of Yemeni rights and the unity against American-Zionist aggression targeting Iran, Palestine, and Lebanon.
According to Yemen News Agency, during its concluding session held in Sana'a, the Conference stressed the importance of the Palestinian cause, advocating for the Palestinian resistance factions, and urged global and national efforts to halt war crimes perpetrated against Palestinians by the Zionist entity. The Conference underscored the necessity for Islamic unity to confront global threats and criticized nations engaged in normalization with adversaries.
The Conference's recommendations highlighted the significance of relying on Quranic and prophetic teachings to address societal issues and encouraged initiatives to revise historical narratives. It urged the development of industrial cities to localize production and reduce foreign dependency. Emphasis was placed on universities and research centers to conduct applied research across various fields and integrate prophetic values into educational frameworks.
The Conference called for the support of economic projects that reduce foreign influence and advocated for a media strategy rooted in Quranic and prophetic guidance to combat misinformation. The need for cooperation between Yemeni authorities and the International Conference to implement these recommendations was emphasized, alongside fostering collaboration among academic and cultural institutions.
The Conference's seven thematic axes included cultural and social, political and administrative, economic, educational and pedagogical, professional and industrial, media, and military and security domains. Each axis presented specific recommendations aimed at fostering a society aligned with Quranic teachings, enhancing educational and vocational systems, and building a robust national economy.
In his address, Minister of Education and Scientific Research, Hassan Al-Sa'adi, highlighted the importance of returning to prophetic teachings amidst global challenges. He emphasized the role of educational institutions in promoting the Conference's outcomes and supporting oppressed populations.
Palestinian writer Dr. Mohammed Al-Buhaisi reflected on the historical and contemporary significance of Yemen's support for the Prophet Muhammad's message, asserting Yemen's continued resistance against oppression.
The Conference concluded with the recognition of distinguished researchers and the presentation of awards to key contributors, underlining the collaborative efforts in successfully organizing the event.
