Sana'a:Leaders and staff from the health sector in Sana'a visited the graves of several prominent martyrs, including martyred President Saleh Al-Sammad, Prime Minister Ahmed Al-Rahawi, and Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Mohammed Al-Ghamari.
According to Yemen News Agency, the visit included the recitation of Al-Fatihah and the laying of wreaths at the graves by notable figures such as Dr. Mutahar Al-Marouni, Director of the Capital's Health and Environment Office, and Dr. Mutahar Al-Darwish, Chairman of the Supreme Medical Committee, alongside other health officials and staff.
The delegation also explored an exhibition showcasing photographs, documents, and personal belongings of President Al-Sammad, highlighting significant milestones and national positions of his life. Dr. Al-Marouni emphasized the importance of honoring the martyrs who have sacrificed for Yemen's sovereignty and dignity, particularly in support of Palestine. He noted that Martyr's Day serves to inspire values of sacrifice and resistance, reaffirming a commitment to the principles upheld by the martyrs.
As Yemen continues its struggle for sovereignty and independence, this year's commemoration was seen as a call to action against aggression and blockade, with visitors acknowledging the martyrs' sacrifices as a guiding light for future generations in upholding national duties and defending the nation.
