Two meetings in Ibb countryside directorate to enhance steadfastness in face of American aggression, ensure success of summer courses
Two meetings were held in the Al-Sahoul sector and the northern sector of the Al-Majma'ah, Bani Mahram, and Al-Rus districts in the Ibb countryside directorate to discuss ways to strengthen resilience in the face of American aggression and activate the community's role in supporting summer courses.
The meetings were attended by the governor's deputy, Qasim Al-Masawi, and a number of local authority officials. A plan was approved for field visits to districts and villages to assess citizens' needs and encourage enrollment in summer courses, which contribute to raising students' awareness and protecting them from the soft war.
The participants emphasized the importance of engaging with the course activities and intensifying efforts to ensure their success, enhancing community awareness in the face of challenges and conspiracies.
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