Red Sea Ports Corporation and sectors operating in Hodeidah Port hold an event on the anniversary of the martyr leader
The Red Sea Ports Corporation, the branches of the Standards and Quality Authority, the Maritime Affairs Authority and the Hodeidah Port Customs, organized today, Sunday, 26 Rajab 1446 AH corresponding to January 26, 2025 AD, a speech event to commemorate the annual anniversary of the martyr leader Sayyed Hussein Badr al-Din al-Houthi.
In the event, which was attended by the Chairman of the Ports Corporation, Mr. Zaid Ahmed Taha al-Washli, his deputy, Mr. Nasr Abdullah al-Nusairi, and the Director of the Specifications Branch, Khalil al-Jawfi, the Undersecretary of the Governorate for Services Affairs, Muhammad Halisi, pointed out the greatness of what the martyr leader embodied within the Qur’anic project, which he presented to the nation, including its renaissance visions to achieve pride for the sons of the nation.
He considered the commemoration of this anniversary, which coincides with the victory of Gaza and Yemen’s honorable position in supporting Palestine, as a renewal of the pledge and loyalty to the martyr of the Qur’an, Sayyed Hussein Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and following his approach and working on his project in jihad against the enemies of Yemen, stressing that the Yemeni people are now more aware and cognizant of the plans of the enemies of the nation.
Halisi touched on the Yemeni steadfastness that astonished the world over ten years, as one of the images and fruits of the Qur’anic project established by the martyr leader to defend the oppressed, support the truth, stand in the face of tyrants and arrogant, and revive the nation to emerge from the reality of humiliation and submission to the enemies.
For his part, the Director General of Legal Affairs at the Foundation, Mutahhar al-Amdi, pointed out that the project of the martyr leader, which he embodied in the Qur’anic march, revealed to the entire world that it is a true project to save the nation from the weakness it is experiencing, and the frailty it has suffered as a result of its distancing from religion and failure to apply the teachings of the Book of God.
