Al-Samai reviews work progress at Culture & Tourism Ministry
Sultan Al-Samai, a member of the Supreme Political Council, reviewed on Tuesday the progress of work at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and its various sectors .
During the visit, Al-Samai praised the efforts of the ministry's leadership and staff in advancing cultural and tourism work and enhancing performance under the current circumstances and the challenges facing the nation due to aggression and blockade.
Al-Samai listened to a detailed explanation from the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Dr. Ali Al-Yafai, about the performance of the ministry's various sectors, its affiliated bodies, and the cultural and tourism activities being carried out, as well as future plans aimed at further development.
The minister also addressed the conditions of artists and creatives, aspects related to their support to enhance their cultural , creative roles, and the difficulties facing the ministry's work, along with the necessary needs to activate its role and various sectors.
Al-Yafai appreciated the visit of the Supreme Political Council member, which reflects the leadership's keenness to follow up on the progress of work in state institutions. He pointed to the activities carried out by the ministry in the past period, particularly those supporting the Palestinian cause and promoting faith-based identity, as well as the plans and programs to be implemented in the coming phase.
The Minister of Culture and Tourism emphasized the importance of the awareness-raising and enlightening role that intellectuals, writers, and creatives can play in various fields.
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