Sana'a - Saba:
A meeting in the capital Sana'a, led by Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi, has approved a draft plan to celebrate the 61st anniversary of the Glorious October 14 Revolution.
Key officials, including the First Deputy Prime Minister and various ministers, discussed guidelines emphasizing the unity of the national struggle against British colonialism and its lasting impact on Yemen's independence.
The approved plan focuses on the current challenges faced by occupied regions, such as lack of basic services and dire living conditions exacerbated by external aggression.
The Prime Minister highlighted the need for celebrations to honor the sacrifices of martyrs and the struggles of Yemeni citizens, stressing the importance of aiding those in occupied areas.
The meeting set forth media directives to connect the October 14 Revolution with the September 21 Revolution, underscoring the ongoing fight against foreign occupation.
The emphasis will be on the brutal realities of current occupations and their historical parallels, aiming to unify the Yemeni people in their pursuit of freedom and independence.
A meeting in the capital Sana'a, led by Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi, has approved a draft plan to celebrate the 61st anniversary of the Glorious October 14 Revolution.
Key officials, including the First Deputy Prime Minister and various ministers, discussed guidelines emphasizing the unity of the national struggle against British colonialism and its lasting impact on Yemen's independence.
The approved plan focuses on the current challenges faced by occupied regions, such as lack of basic services and dire living conditions exacerbated by external aggression.
The Prime Minister highlighted the need for celebrations to honor the sacrifices of martyrs and the struggles of Yemeni citizens, stressing the importance of aiding those in occupied areas.
The meeting set forth media directives to connect the October 14 Revolution with the September 21 Revolution, underscoring the ongoing fight against foreign occupation.
The emphasis will be on the brutal realities of current occupations and their historical parallels, aiming to unify the Yemeni people in their pursuit of freedom and independence.