Ibb:Ibb University organized a cultural seminar titled "The Aggression Against Yemen Crimes of the Saudi-Zionist-American Enemy and Their Repercussions on National Sovereignty and Independence," as part of the annual commemoration of the "Martyr's Anniversary."
According to Yemen News Agency, the seminar opened with remarks from the Rector of the University, Dr. Nasr Al-Hujaili, who emphasized the resilience and cohesion of the Yemeni people, highlighting their commitment to religious and national values. He underscored the importance of national unity and awareness in confronting external threats aimed at undermining the nation's resources and identity.
Dr. Al-Hujaili noted that the commemoration of the "Martyr's Anniversary" should serve as a catalyst for reinforcing national responsibility and loyalty to the sacrifices of the martyrs. He stressed the role of universities and academic institutions in fostering societal awareness and safeguarding cultural identity against misinformation.
The seminar featured several presentations, including Dr. Fadl Zaid's analysis of the motives and political dimensions of the aggression against Yemen, and Dr. Ahmed Abu Lahoum's examination of the aggression's consequences and the resulting challenges. Dr. Bashir Al-Imad discussed international reactions to the aggression, while Dr. Abu Bakr Al-Mansour focused on correcting misconceptions about the nature of the aggression and blockade.
Participants recommended drawing lessons from the martyrs' sacrifices to strengthen societal resilience and cohesion. They called for increased cultural and awareness-raising activities to counter misinformation and reinforce national identity.
