Hajjah Governorate Concludes Summer Activities with Distinguished Scout Displays
Hajjah - Saba
The summer courses activities in Hajjah Governorate concluded with the participation of 130,000 students, who presented outstanding scout performances demonstrating advanced levels of faith-based maturity, physical fitness, and acquired skills.
The event was attended by Hajjah Governor Hilal Al-Sufi, along with other officials, who emphasized the importance of these courses in enhancing youth awareness and cultural immunization. Students chanted slogans supporting the revolutionary leadership and the Yemeni Armed Forces, while expressing solidarity with the Palestinian resistance.
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