Sana'a - Saba:
A meeting in Sana'a province on Tuesday, chaired by Governor Abdulbasit al-Hadi, addressed executive measures to implement a boycott of American and Israeli goods, following directives from the President of the Supreme Political Council.
Attendees, including the Director of the Province's Economy, Industry, and Investment Office, reviewed the directives to prohibit the entry and circulation of any goods or trademarks bearing American or Israeli names.
The meeting emphasized the importance of community awareness and coordination across districts to promote the economic boycott and the adoption of alternative goods that do not support the United States and Israel.
Participants agreed to follow up on the ministry's boycott mechanism, prepare awareness workshops, and intensify market inspections.
Governor al-Hadi stressed the religious, moral, and humanitarian obligation of the boycott to confront "American aggression" and support the Palestinian people. He emphasized the need for active inspections and the seizure and destruction of boycotted goods after a three-month deadline, in cooperation with judicial authorities.
The Director of the Office of Economy, Industry, and Investment underscored the importance of everyone's cooperation in implementing the boycott mechanism and any related directives.
A meeting in Sana'a province on Tuesday, chaired by Governor Abdulbasit al-Hadi, addressed executive measures to implement a boycott of American and Israeli goods, following directives from the President of the Supreme Political Council.
Attendees, including the Director of the Province's Economy, Industry, and Investment Office, reviewed the directives to prohibit the entry and circulation of any goods or trademarks bearing American or Israeli names.
The meeting emphasized the importance of community awareness and coordination across districts to promote the economic boycott and the adoption of alternative goods that do not support the United States and Israel.
Participants agreed to follow up on the ministry's boycott mechanism, prepare awareness workshops, and intensify market inspections.
Governor al-Hadi stressed the religious, moral, and humanitarian obligation of the boycott to confront "American aggression" and support the Palestinian people. He emphasized the need for active inspections and the seizure and destruction of boycotted goods after a three-month deadline, in cooperation with judicial authorities.
The Director of the Office of Economy, Industry, and Investment underscored the importance of everyone's cooperation in implementing the boycott mechanism and any related directives.
