Expanded Meeting for Residents of Al-Sabeen District to Declare General Mobilization, High Readiness

Expanded Meeting for Residents of Al-Sabeen District to Declare General Mobilization, High Readiness
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Sana'a – Saba: The General Mobilization in Al-Sabeen District, Capital Secretariat, organized an expanded meeting to declare general mobilization and high readiness for the liberation of the country and the breaking of the siege. The meeting was attended by a number of members of the House of Representatives and the Shura Council. The First Deputy Secretary of the Capital, Khaled Al-Madani, praised the attention and engagement of the residents of Al-Sabeen District and their participation in organizing and ensuring the success of the Mawlid al-Nabawi events and activities, and their honorable presence at the grand Mawlid celebration. He considered the continuation of cultural and awareness events to be an important need for enhancing awareness, cooperation, and social solidarity, and for maintaining the faith-based spirit and high readiness to confront the challenges, schemes, and conspiracies of the enemies of the nation and the homeland. Deputy Al-Madani called on everyone to continue active engagement, to push for enrollment in the "Al-Aqsa Flood" courses, to reinforce the fronts, to engage in general mobilization to break the siege, to reclaim rights, to liberate the country, and to repel the Saudi enemy. For his part, the Local Secretary of the district, Mohammed Al-Sadiq, praised the mass momentum and engagement of Al-Sabeen District's residents in commemorating the Mawlid al-Nabawi, along with the accompanying charitable works and solidarity, and the honorable turnout at the grand Muhammadan celebration, which embodied the depth of faith-based connection and emulation of the Greatest Messenger. The meeting was attended by a number of Deputy Secretaries of the Capital, officials of Al-Sabeen District, and local, executive, and mobilization leaders, sheikhs, and social figures from the district.

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