Honoring participants in Third International Conference "Palestine: The Central Issue of the Nation"
The Minister of Youth and Sports, Dr. Muhammad Ali Al-Mawlid, honored the Arab, Islamic, and foreign delegations participating in the Third International Conference "Palestine, the Central Cause of the Nation", which will be hosted by Sana'a during March 22-25, with wide participation locally and internationally.
During the honoring, the Minister welcomed the participants, praising their presence despite the challenges, and their affirmation of support for the Palestinian cause and rejection of the Zionist aggression on Gaza. He stressed that the conference acquires special importance in light of the ongoing crimes of the Israeli occupation and the tragic situation in Palestine.
The minister called on the free world to "strengthen solidarity with the Palestinian people, condemn the crimes of the occupation, and demand the lifting of the siege on Gaza."
For their part, the members of the delegations expressed their gratitude to Yemen and its leadership for the honor and warm reception, stressing support for the Palestinian resistance and rejection of attempts to liquidate the Palestinian cause, and condemned the US aggression on Yemen.
The participants also visited the "Al-Aqsa Flood" art exhibition, which contained paintings and sculptures embodying the struggle and sacrifices of the Palestinian people.
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