SANA'A - SABA: On the occasion of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday, Hamoud al-Naqeeb, head of the Social Affairs Committee in the local capital Sana'a visited several elderly and sick workers from the cleaning and environment sector.
He was accompanied by key officials, including Mohammed Sharaf al-Din, Executive Director of the Fund, Ibrahim al-Sarabi, Director of the Cleaning Project, and Mohammed al-Marzouqi, head of the Municipal and Housing Workers Union.
During the visit, the team checked on the health and well-being of the workers, presenting them with symbolic financial gifts.
Al-Naqeeb emphasized the importance of honoring cleaning workers, who dedicate their lives to maintaining cleanliness in the capital.
He praised the humanitarian initiative spearheaded by the Cleanliness Fund and the Municipal Workers Union.
Al-Naqeeb urged continued attention to the conditions of cleaning workers, highlighting their significant contributions to the community.
In response, Sharaf al-Din, al-Sarabi, and al-Marzouqi noted that the visit aligns with directives from the revolutionary leadership and the Supreme Political Council to support sanitation workers.
They recognized the efforts of veterans and patients in the Cleaning, Gardens, and Agriculture Sector, acknowledging their role in enhancing the beauty and cleanliness of Sana'a.
He was accompanied by key officials, including Mohammed Sharaf al-Din, Executive Director of the Fund, Ibrahim al-Sarabi, Director of the Cleaning Project, and Mohammed al-Marzouqi, head of the Municipal and Housing Workers Union.
During the visit, the team checked on the health and well-being of the workers, presenting them with symbolic financial gifts.
Al-Naqeeb emphasized the importance of honoring cleaning workers, who dedicate their lives to maintaining cleanliness in the capital.
He praised the humanitarian initiative spearheaded by the Cleanliness Fund and the Municipal Workers Union.
Al-Naqeeb urged continued attention to the conditions of cleaning workers, highlighting their significant contributions to the community.
In response, Sharaf al-Din, al-Sarabi, and al-Marzouqi noted that the visit aligns with directives from the revolutionary leadership and the Supreme Political Council to support sanitation workers.
They recognized the efforts of veterans and patients in the Cleaning, Gardens, and Agriculture Sector, acknowledging their role in enhancing the beauty and cleanliness of Sana'a.
