Sana'a:The Prime Minister's Office conducted a ceremony on Sunday to honor the families of staff members who were martyred, as part of the annual "Martyr's Anniversary" commemorations for 1448 AH.
According to Yemen News Agency, Fahd Al-Ezzi, the Acting Director of the Prime Minister's Office, expressed deep pride in the sacrifices made by the martyrs from the office and other state bodies. He emphasized their role in defending the nation alongside the armed forces and security services against aggressors and mercenaries.
The ceremony included the presentation of certificates of appreciation and symbolic gifts to the families of the martyrs, recognizing the heroic roles played by their loved ones. These sacrifices were part of the ongoing struggle against aggression led by the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
The event was attended by Yahya Al-Hadi, Advisor to the Prime Minister, and other administrative leaders. Following the ceremony, officials visited shrines of martyrs, including President Saleh Al-Sammad and Lieutenant General Mohammed Abdulkarim Al-Ghammari, reciting prayers and renewing their commitment to the nation's causes, particularly the Palestinian cause.
The group also visited the Martyrs' Cemetery in Sana'a, offering prayers for the souls of the martyrs and supplicating for their families. Additionally, Fahd Al-Ezzi visited exhibitions featuring photographs and belongings of martyred leaders, stressing the importance of commemorating "Martyr's Day" as a message of resilience against tyranny and global arrogance.
Al-Ezzi highlighted that the sacrifices of the Yemeni people have led to their empowerment on regional and international stages, despite the ongoing aggression and blockade.
