Hodeida - Saba:
The educational sector in al-Marawe'ah district Hodeida province held a ceremony to honor 57 male and female students, children of martyrs, on the occasion of the annual Martyr's day.
During the ceremony, Ahmed Mahjar, Deputy Director of School Activities at the Ministry of Education, emphasized that honoring the children of martyrs is both a human and moral obligation in recognition of their fathers' sacrifices.
He described it as a national responsibility to instill the values of sacrifice and redemption in the younger generation.
Mahjar also highlighted the importance of raising awareness about the significance of supporting martyrs’ families, stressing the need to increase efforts in caring for them and boosting the morale of students.
In his remarks, Hassan al-Bazzaz, member of the Central Mobilization Committee, explained that the ceremony embodies the vision of the revolutionary leadership and the Supreme Political Council in supporting the families who have given their lives in defense of the nation’s land, honor, and dignity.
He stressed the importance of providing a suitable environment for the children of martyrs.
The ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Sheikh Musa Muafi, official of the Scholars Unit in the Eastern Square,
Mohammed Bahlol, the education sector official in the district, underlined the significance of community solidarity and the collective responsibility of all concerned parties to support the children of martyrs and help fulfill their aspirations.
The educational sector in al-Marawe'ah district Hodeida province held a ceremony to honor 57 male and female students, children of martyrs, on the occasion of the annual Martyr's day.
During the ceremony, Ahmed Mahjar, Deputy Director of School Activities at the Ministry of Education, emphasized that honoring the children of martyrs is both a human and moral obligation in recognition of their fathers' sacrifices.
He described it as a national responsibility to instill the values of sacrifice and redemption in the younger generation.
Mahjar also highlighted the importance of raising awareness about the significance of supporting martyrs’ families, stressing the need to increase efforts in caring for them and boosting the morale of students.
In his remarks, Hassan al-Bazzaz, member of the Central Mobilization Committee, explained that the ceremony embodies the vision of the revolutionary leadership and the Supreme Political Council in supporting the families who have given their lives in defense of the nation’s land, honor, and dignity.
He stressed the importance of providing a suitable environment for the children of martyrs.
The ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Sheikh Musa Muafi, official of the Scholars Unit in the Eastern Square,
Mohammed Bahlol, the education sector official in the district, underlined the significance of community solidarity and the collective responsibility of all concerned parties to support the children of martyrs and help fulfill their aspirations.
