SANA'A - SABA: The Faculty of Education at Sana'a University, in collaboration with the University Student Forum, held a speech event on Tuesday marking the tenth anniversary of the September 21 revolution.
Dean of the Faculty Dr. Saad al-Alawi described the event as crucial for discussing the revolution's goals, emphasizing its role in liberating Yemen from external control and restoring the nation's dignity.
He encouraged students to boycott enemy products and participate in mobilization courses to actively engage in national activities.
Head of mobilization activities Zaid al-Dhaheri highlighted the revolution as a movement for awareness and independent decision-making.
He contrasted the stability in Sana'a and free provinces with the unrest in areas controlled by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, noting the broader challenges faced by Arab and Islamic nations under global hegemony, particularly regarding the ongoing violence against civilians in Gaza and Lebanon.
Dean of the Faculty Dr. Saad al-Alawi described the event as crucial for discussing the revolution's goals, emphasizing its role in liberating Yemen from external control and restoring the nation's dignity.
He encouraged students to boycott enemy products and participate in mobilization courses to actively engage in national activities.
Head of mobilization activities Zaid al-Dhaheri highlighted the revolution as a movement for awareness and independent decision-making.
He contrasted the stability in Sana'a and free provinces with the unrest in areas controlled by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, noting the broader challenges faced by Arab and Islamic nations under global hegemony, particularly regarding the ongoing violence against civilians in Gaza and Lebanon.
