Hajjah: An expanded meeting was held in Kushar District of Hajjah Governorate, chaired by Governor Hilal Al-Sufi, to discuss ways to enhance development pathways and mobilize for summer courses.
According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting included the governorate's mobilization official Hammoud Al-Maghribi, district director Hayel Al-Khamousi, district mobilization official Mohammed Al-Madumi, and various local and social figures from Annahm Al-Sharq and Bani Dawood. The participants emphasized strengthening readiness to confront perceived threats from the American and Israeli entities.
The discussion highlighted the importance of enrolling in the 'Al-Aqsa Flood' courses, focusing on training and qualification to prepare for emergencies and potential decisions by the revolutionary leadership against perceived arrogant powers and their allies. The meeting stressed the need to thwart enemy plans targeting the nation.
The meeting also emphasized supporting the subcommittee's efforts for summer courses across villages and local areas, encouraging youth to seek guidance from Allah and the Holy Qur'an. This initiative aims to protect them from misleading ideas and soft warfare tactics.
Governor Al-Sufi and mobilization official Al-Maghribi underscored the importance of continuing public mobilization activities and programs, urging community engagement in cooperative work and the formation of agricultural associations. They called for contributions to implementing service and development projects.
Both Al-Sufi and Al-Maghribi highlighted the need to foster a sense of responsibility and enhance community awareness about the agricultural sector. They stressed the significance of community initiatives and empowerment projects in achieving agricultural advancement and contributing to self-sufficiency.