Al hodeida: A training workshop for volunteer teams commenced at Al Hodeida University as part of the third phase of the campaign to boycott American and Israeli goods. The initiative is being implemented within the framework of the national movement supporting Al-Aqsa.
According to Yemen News Agency, the two-day workshop aims to equip 15 male and female students from the Media Department at the Faculty of Arts with essential awareness-raising skills and mechanisms to enhance the impact of the boycott campaign. University President Dr. Mohammed Al-Ahdal highlighted that the campaign is a reflection of the national and moral responsibility toward Muslim world issues, especially the Palestinian cause. He emphasized the university's role in promoting economic boycotts as a form of resistance.
Dr. Al-Ahdal noted that previous phases included intellectual seminars, cultural activities, and field visits to educational institutions. This included distributing awareness-raising materials to express the Yemeni people's rejection of normalization and support for the Palestinian cause.
Dr. Abdulilah Abu Ali, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, explained that the workshop marks the organized launch for the third phase of the campaign, aiming to empower students to effectively fulfill their societal and awareness-raising roles.
Abdullah Taher, Director of the University's Media Department and field supervisor of the campaign, mentioned that this phase will expand activities both qualitatively and geographically. Volunteer teams will start their fieldwork immediately after the workshop, adhering to a comprehensive field plan. He asserted that the campaign will deliver a national and principled message, advocating the culture of boycott as a popular choice and a civilized stance reflecting awareness, dignity, and support for just causes, particularly Palestine and Al-Quds Al-Sharif.