PM : The martyrs deserve all meanings of veneration and appreciation, and their families deserve permanent care

 

Prime Minister Dr. Abdulaziz Saleh bin Habtoor participated in a speech and honoring event, which was held by the Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training and the Skills Development Fund today, on the anniversary of the martyr 1444 AH.

 

The Prime Minister delivered a speech on the occasion, in which he expressed his thanks to the Ministry of Technical Education for organizing the honoring event for the families of the martyrs from among the employees of the Ministry, its institutions and the Fund.

 

He stressed that the martyrs sacrificed their lives in order for Yemen to remain dear and its flag flying and its dignity raised to the sky. They deserve from everyone meanings of respect, Appreciation and permanent care for their families.

 

He pointed out that the celebrations of the honorable martyrs and honoring their families that are held these days are a kind of fulfillment of the lives and sacrifices of the martyrs.

 

Dr. Bin Habtoor saluted the leaders, academic and professional cadres, and social personalities who attended the honoring event and participated in supporting the families of the martyrs. They embodied, along with all leaders and officials in all government agencies, the values ​​of loyalty and responsible interaction with the directives of the Leader of the Revolution, Mr. Abdul -Malik Badr al -Din, to revive this annual occasion in a manner befitting and greatness The most generous owners of everyone. The owners are the kindest of all.

 

He said, “By the grace of God first, and then with the strong will of our people and the sacrifices of the martyrs, our homeland continues to stand firm and confront the aggression and siege. There are families who sacrificed six martyrs, others five, and others four or three, which confirms that Yemen was and will continue to give its men in the way of victory for honor and dignity.”

 

He added, “The hearts of Yemenis united in this battle, and all names from different social groups and from all governorates attended, offering sacrifices on one level for the sake of a lofty goal, which is to defend Yemen and triumph for its right to sovereignty and independence.”

 

The Prime Minister stressed that the enemies, no matter how hard they try to distort the Yemeni people’s revolution, their path, and their leadership, will not be able to, because the people are largely and consciously gathered around their revolutionary leadership.

 

At the event, which was attended by the Deputy Speaker of the Shura Council, Dhaifallah Rassam, and the Ministers of Transport, Abdul-Wahab Al-Durra, and the Minister of State for Parliament and Shura Affairs, Dr. Ali Abu Haliqa, the Minister of Technical Education and Vocational Training, Ghazi Ahmed Ali Mohsen, considered the commemoration of the martyr an occasion worthy of the greatness of those who sacrificed their lives for the sake of God and the protection of Yemen from the invaders and occupiers, including the martyrs from the Ministry’s employees.

 

“The aggression targeted 78 percent of technical education institutions, including community colleges, technical and technical institutes, and training workshops,” he said.

 

He added, “The ministry presented a convoy of martyrs who had the honor of defending Yemen,” considering the ministry’s honoring of the martyrs’ families on this day as a small part of their favor to the people of the unified Yemen.

 

The Minister of Technical Education stressed that the martyrs will remain a bright mark in the history of the Yemeni people, a source of pride and medal on the chest of every jealous Yemeni … calling on students to join technical education institutions and interact with their decisions and specialties, especially in these circumstances for creativity and influence in the labor market.

 

The festive event, which was attended by the Deputy Minister of Technical Education, Dr. Mohammed Al-Saqqaf, and the deans of community institutes and colleges, included chanting and honoring the families of 37 martyrs from the Ministry and its institutions in Sana’a and the governorates.