Sanaa:The leadership and staff of the Supreme Elections and Referendum Committee visited the shrines of the martyr President Saleh Al-Sammad and his companions, the martyr Prime Minister Ahmed Al-Rahwi and his fellow ministers, and the martyr Lieutenant General Mohammed Abdul-Karim Al-Ghamari. This visit took place on the occasion of the annual "Martyr's Anniversary" for the year 1448 AH, which also included a visit to the martyrs' cemetery on Al-Khamsin Street.
According to Yemen News Agency, during the visit, the Committee's Secretary-General, Mohammed Al-Jalal, along with Committee members, directors-general, staff, and the cultural officer, recited the *Al-Fatiha* for the souls of the martyred leaders and all those who died defending the nation against the American, Saudi, and Zionist forces.
The group also toured exhibitions dedicated to the martyr President Al-Sammad, the martyrs of the Third Military Region, and the martyrs from the southern governorates, as well as the martyrs' cemetery on Al-Khamsin Street. They viewed photographs and displays documenting the lives and struggles of these martyrs, honoring their sacrifices for the sake of Allah and the defense of the homeland, its sovereignty, and independence.
Al-Jalal stated that this visit is part of the commemoration of the Martyr's Anniversary, expressing loyalty and gratitude for the sacrifices of the martyred leaders and all the nation's martyrs. He emphasized that this visit reflects a commitment to the martyrs' sacrifices and serves as a reminder of their legacy, which inspires steadfastness and dedication in fulfilling responsibilities. He reiterated that honoring the martyrs is best demonstrated through continued work, construction, and service to society, safeguarding achievements since the September 21st Revolution.
Committee member Judge Mohammed Bazi highlighted that the annual commemoration serves as an educational and spiritual milestone, urging persistence in giving and self-sacrifice for the sake of Allah. It is seen as a tribute to the sacrifices of the martyrs.
The visitors remarked that this year's commemoration coincides with the Yemeni people's ongoing struggle for independence and liberation, aiming to expel occupiers, reclaim legitimate rights, recover resources, halt aggression, and end the blockade.
