Hodeida: Hodeida undersecretary for Eastern Directorates Affairs Amer Muthanna and Director of Bajil district Abdul-Moneim al-Rifai inaugurated the "Martyr Abu al-Abbas al-Hasani" art exhibition at al-Najah School, featuring work from summer course students. The exhibition highlighted models and artistic depictions that emerged from the summer courses, focusing on cultural and national themes, including depictions of missiles and drones, reflecting the students' awareness of national and religious issues.
According to Yemen News Agency, Muthanna praised the efforts of teachers and students in organizing the exhibition. He acknowledged the displayed works as embodiments of the religious and cultural values taught in the summer courses, reflecting the youth's engagement with their homeland and national concerns. Muthanna emphasized the importance of these courses in cultivating values, encouraging Quran memorization, promoting beneficial knowledge, and strengthening a sense of faith-based identity.
The Director of the Directorate commended both the organizers and supporters, highlighting the exhibition as evidence of the summer course activities' success and the students' growing skills and knowledge. Yasser al-Hasani, the Directorate's Mobilization Officer, noted that the exhibition aims to reinforce Quranic culture, enhance awareness of religious and national affiliation, and educate about the dangers posed by enemies and "soft warfare."
Mohammed Sajid, the Directorate's Education Sector Officer, explained that the exhibition reflects the positive impact of the educational summer programs in shaping young people's awareness and connecting them with authentic values and principles.