Sana'a: Sana'a Governorate Undersecretary Abdulmughni Dawood inspected a number of summer centers in the Jamb, Bani al-Ra'i, and Al-Arous areas in Bani Matar District. The Undersecretary of the Governorate, accompanied by Governorate Advisor Amin Issa, Training Directors Ali Zaid, and the local branch of the Martyrs' Care Authority, Hamir Hamza, as well as the educational sector official in the district Yahya Al-Kuhli, reviewed the progress of summer activities at the Imam Ali centers in Masna'at Rishan, Shuhada Khuraba Mahib, and Shuhada Beit Al-Deil.
According to Yemen News Agency, they emphasized the importance of summer courses in consolidating faith-based identity among youth to achieve the intended goals. They also stressed the need to intensify efforts to ensure the success of the summer programs and achieve their objectives in building a generation armed with knowledge and Quranic culture, which they described as an important weapon in confronting the enemies of the nation.
Following the visits, Dawood and his companions participated in a march organized by students of the summer centers, reflecting their level of discipline and physical fitness. The visit was attended by several local authority leaders, general mobilization officials, social figures, and community dignitaries in the district.
In a separate visit, Governorate Undersecretary Abu Najoom Al-Mahaqri inspected a number of summer centers in Bani Hushaysh District. Al-Mahaqri, along with Neighborhood Affairs Director Mohammed Al-Dawla, reviewed the implementation of summer activities at the Al-Rasool Al-Azam, Imam Zaid, Technology, and Imam Al-Hadi centers. Al-Mahaqri stressed the importance of coordinating efforts to ensure the success of the summer programs, achieve their goals in teaching, memorizing the Holy Qur'an, and studying its sciences, as well as enhancing the skills and capabilities of enrolled students, to build a strong generation characterized by awareness and discipline to confront tyrants and oppressors and support just and vital causes.