Dhali’ and Shabwa celebrates Yemen’s Independence Day

Honoring the occasion of Independence Day, the county office of Cultural Dhali’ celebrated the 42nd anniversary of Yemen’s freedom on November 30th, by arranging a speech and musical ceremonial event.


During the ceremony, attended by the mayor of the province, local authority, social figures and a large crowd of citizens, Mayor Ali Qassem explained, the importance of this event, and the achievement made by the people who fought against colonization and their sacrifices during the heroic struggle of the liberation missions. Qassem also prayed for the martyrs souls, and called the people of the province to unite to face the challenges and conspiracies hatched against the nation, its security and stability, and to seek to preserve the unity of the homeland.The ceremony included musical programs and poetry readings.


In related news, the cultural office of Shabwa held another evening ceremony to mark the same anniversary.
In the ceremony, attended by the leadership of the governorate, local authority officials, executive officers, and social figures, Shabwa Mayor, Dr. Ali Hassan al-Ahmadi, said “Shabwa have received in this era of blessed unity, an outstanding equity and sustainable development. A grant never earned in its past period of existence.”


The Mayor of Shabwa also emphasized the absolute loyalty of the citizens to the historic accomplishment of national unity, against what he called, “the conspiracy of mercenaries that threatens the cohesiveness of the people and country.”
Director of the cultural office, Rahman Mujawar, noted the importance of this national occasion. He explained the realignment of people from every corner of the country, which shows heroism, sacrifice, and redemption.


The ceremony was attended by Shabwa’s Deputies Salim al-Taiwsli, Ali al-Harthy, and Director of Security, Brigadier Dr. al-Mekdish. Many musical bands and folk dance teams from Aden’s cultural office provided entertainment. In addition, a poetry jam of three young up-and-coming poets was offered to the audience.

Source:yobserver.com/