Hodeida Officials Conduct Workshop to Enhance Ramadan Service and Activities

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Hodeida: The Executive Office and the General Mobilization Division in Hodeida province held a workshop on Sunday for executive office managers, focusing on the preparations and activities for the upcoming Ramadan program 1446 AH. Hodeida’s first undersecretary, Ahmed al-Bishri, highlighted that the workshop aligns with national leadership directives aimed at enhancing preparations for Ramadan, ensuring the provision of essential services to citizens. He stressed the significance of inter-office cooperation to implement plans that benefit the community during the holy month.

According to Yemen News Agency, al-Bishri emphasized Ramadan as an important spiritual period, necessitating strengthened social solidarity and increased efforts to address citizens’ needs. He also pointed out the importance of religious and cultural activities that reinforce faith identity. The workshop aimed to establish clear mechanisms for implementing Ramadan-related directives and ensure that all parties fulfill their responsibilities.

Al-Bishri urged officials to demonstrate responsibility, raise morale, and work diligently to serve citizens while adhering to Islamic values and responding to leadership directives for improved administrative and service performance. He noted that Ramadan presents an opportunity to enhance service institutions, focus on providing basic food supplies, control markets, and stabilize prices to prevent the exploitation of citizens’ needs.

He called for the thorough preparation of awareness programs and religious activities designed to foster faith and piety within the community. The workshop included excerpts from the revolutionary leader’s directives on Ramadan preparation, emphasizing spiritual growth, community service, and teamwork.

The workshop concluded with recommendations focusing on enhancing institutional work during Ramadan, coordination among relevant authorities to ensure the provision of basic services, strengthening market oversight, and launching social programs to support vulnerable groups.