Ibb Water & Electricity Sectors mark Day of al-Wilayah
Ibb – Saba:
Ibb's Water Resources, Rural Water, Electricity, and Local Water & Sanitation branches held on Wednesday a speech event to mark the Day of al-Wilayah.
Ibb undersecretary Qasim al-Masawa emphasized Imam Ali's al-Wilayah as a divine extension, protecting the nation from its enemies.
Speakers stressed that returning to this path ends dependence and humiliation, highlighting how Yemen's adherence enables it to confront the US and Israel and support Gaza.
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