Taiz:An expanded tribal meeting took place in Taiz Governorate, where sheikhs, notables, and dignitaries from the districts of Sabr, Mashra'ah, and Hadnan gathered to address current developments and enhance coordination efforts. The meeting aimed to improve communication with those considered misled and encourage their reintegration into the national fold, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing national interests.
According to Yemen News Agency, Parliament member Mohammed Al-Junaid and Governorate Undersecretary Taha Al-Buraihi attended the meeting. Al-Buraihi commended the national positions of the people of Taiz and the involved districts, appreciating their proactive response during this critical period. He underlined the necessity of intensifying communication with those misled within the governorate and urged them to seize the opportunity presented by the general amnesty decision to return to their communities. He emphasized the collective duty to prevent bloodshed and counteract threats to the homeland.
Dr. Fouad Naji, Deputy Head of the Awqaf Authority, provided a historical overview of the systematic targeting of Yemen and its people, dating back to events such as the Tanomah massacre. He called upon the notables, sheikhs, and tribes of Taiz to foster community awareness, dispel harmful rumors, and uphold the values of brotherhood.
Abdullah Al-Kool, the Mobilization Official in Shu'ub District of Sanaa, discussed the misleading media campaigns by adversarial media, which aim to incite fear among citizens. He asserted that the presence of the Armed Forces and security agencies is primarily to safeguard citizens and maintain the security and stability of the governorate.
The meeting featured discussions and interventions from the sheikhs and notables, collectively emphasizing unity and national solidarity, and rejecting divisive efforts. Attendees included Engineer Samir Al-Hanani, an advisor and expert in agricultural affairs, along with executive leaders and social figures from the districts of Sabr, Mashra'ah, and Hadnan.
