Sana'a: The fifth phase of the open mobilization courses, titled "Al-Aqsa Flood," was officially launched at the Ministry of Youth and Sports. This initiative marks a significant step in engaging ministry staff and affiliated institutions in a comprehensive training program aimed at building societal readiness and reinforcing cultural and national values.
According to Yemen News Agency, the program is a collaborative effort between the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the General Mobilization Authority. It spans two weeks and includes 60 participants from the ministry's leadership, the Youth Care Fund, and several associated entities. The initiative underscores the ministry's commitment to fostering a generation equipped with the culture of jihad and an awareness of their responsibilities toward national and Islamic causes.
During the launch ceremony, Minister of Youth and Sports Dr. Mohammed Al-Mawlad highlighted the courses' role in enhancing moral, cultural, and national preparedness. He emphasized the educational and awareness-raising nature of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" courses, which aim to bolster faith-based identity and amplify awareness of critical national issues, with a particular focus on the Palestinian cause.
Deputy Ministers Abdullah Al-Razihi and Ali Hadban also attended the ceremony, underscoring the ministry's dedication to these specialized programs. The recently concluded fourth phase of the courses saw active participation from 50 members of the youth and sports leadership.
Abdullah Al-Razihi praised the enthusiasm and engagement of the attendees, noting that their participation reflects a profound understanding of the importance of fostering loyalty to faith and nation. Abdullah Al-Wadaei, the mobilization official at the ministry, echoed these sentiments, stating that the participants' commitment demonstrates their readiness to address national challenges and uphold a united front.
Participants expressed appreciation for the ideological and mobilization concepts introduced during the courses, which they believe enhance national awareness and belonging. They affirmed their readiness to contribute actively to efforts that support and strengthen the homeland.