Dr. Bin Habtoor condoles on activist poet Saleh Sayel death
Sana'a - Saba :
Dr. Abdulaziz bin Habtoor, member of the Supreme Political Council, sent a cable of condolences on the death of Shura Council member, activist and poet Saleh Abdullah Nasser Sayel, at the age of 82, most of which was filled with national struggle and giving.
In the telegram he sent to the deceased's son, Mohammed, and all members of the family and the Sayel family in the Lower Markha District, Shabwa province in general, the Supreme Political Council member praised the liberation and unity roles of the deceased Sayel as one of the revolutionaries of the Yemeni Revolution of September 26 and October 14 and defenders of their noble national and humanitarian goals.
He touched on the literary and poetic works of the deceased, which embodied his revolutionary spirit and the sincerity of belonging and loyalty to the great Yemen, stressing that Yemen has lost a great fighter, an inspiring poet and a human being known for his kindness , love for his community and country.
Bin Habtoor expressed his deepest condolences , sympathy to the son of the deceased , all the family members and colleagues of the deceased on this loss. He prayed to God Almighty to grant him mercy , forgiveness, and to grant his family, relatives, colleagues , loved ones patience and solace.
"May God have mercy on us and may we return to him"
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