Sana'a - Saba:
Minister of Youth and Sports Dr. Mohammed al-Muwalad emphasized on Saturday the critical role of "al-Aqsa Flood" courses in developing the awareness, capabilities, and faith of the Yemeni people.
These courses aim to enhance the positive energies of Yemenis and prepare them for challenges, particularly in light of the ongoing confrontation with the Zionist-American enemy.
During the launch of al-Aqsa Flood" open course for members of the Ministry of Youth and Sports and its affiliated bodies, Minister al-Muwalad highlighted the significance of such training, especially given the direct aggression against Yemen.
He stressed that the courses were designed to strengthen Yemenis' faith and humanitarian commitment, while also preparing them to handle potential emergencies arising from the ongoing conflict.
The Minister also called for continued preparedness to face the aggression and reaffirmed Yemen's unwavering support for the Palestinian cause, noting the importance of maintaining the momentum of the million-man marches that challenge the Zionist enemy.
Ali Hadban, Undersecretary of the Sports Sector, expressed the belief that Arab and Islamic nations are relying on Yemen’s steadfastness in supporting Palestine and resisting Israeli aggression.
The inauguration event also emphasized the significance of cultural awareness courses in exposing enemy conspiracies.
Abdullah al-Wadi’i, the Ministry’s Mobilization Officer, warned about the Israeli occupation's attempts to expand into Syrian lands and other Arab territories, stressing the urgency of confronting these expansionist plans.
Minister of Youth and Sports Dr. Mohammed al-Muwalad emphasized on Saturday the critical role of "al-Aqsa Flood" courses in developing the awareness, capabilities, and faith of the Yemeni people.
These courses aim to enhance the positive energies of Yemenis and prepare them for challenges, particularly in light of the ongoing confrontation with the Zionist-American enemy.
During the launch of al-Aqsa Flood" open course for members of the Ministry of Youth and Sports and its affiliated bodies, Minister al-Muwalad highlighted the significance of such training, especially given the direct aggression against Yemen.
He stressed that the courses were designed to strengthen Yemenis' faith and humanitarian commitment, while also preparing them to handle potential emergencies arising from the ongoing conflict.
The Minister also called for continued preparedness to face the aggression and reaffirmed Yemen's unwavering support for the Palestinian cause, noting the importance of maintaining the momentum of the million-man marches that challenge the Zionist enemy.
Ali Hadban, Undersecretary of the Sports Sector, expressed the belief that Arab and Islamic nations are relying on Yemen’s steadfastness in supporting Palestine and resisting Israeli aggression.
The inauguration event also emphasized the significance of cultural awareness courses in exposing enemy conspiracies.
Abdullah al-Wadi’i, the Ministry’s Mobilization Officer, warned about the Israeli occupation's attempts to expand into Syrian lands and other Arab territories, stressing the urgency of confronting these expansionist plans.
