Training course for summer courses for girls in governorates
300 participants are participating in the course over six days, with the aim of enhancing their capabilities in organizing summer activities and courses.
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Funeral of liberated prisoner, martyr Murad Al-Bahri, in Hajjah
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Hodeida.. Prayer in absentia for souls of martyrs of humanity Hassan Nasrallah & Hashem Safi al-Din
Afforestation of islands in Hodaydah Governorate
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Field campaign on supply situation of domestic gas
Yemenis perform absentee funeral prayer for souls of martyrs of nation and humanity, Hassan Nasrallah & Hashem Safi al-Din
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