Sana’a Badminton: Cultural Program & Championship Details


Profession – Saba:

The General Directorate of Cultural and Social Activities at the Ministry of Youth and Sports organized a cultural program for participants in the Junior and Youth Badminton Championship, which is being held at the Al-Ahli Club in coordination with the Ministry of Youth and Sports.

The three-day championship is funded by the Youth and Sports Development Fund, as part of the commemoration of the Friday of Rajab and to promote cultural and religious awareness among athletes.

The program, overseen by the Director of Cultural and Social Activities, Dr. Mohammed Haj, included a lecture by Mohammed Al-Washah, who discussed the significance of the Friday of Rajab and its religious and historical importance in the hearts of the Yemeni people. He addressed its profound significance related to faith-based identity, highlighting its revival and its impact on strengthening religious awareness and pride in faith-based belonging, as well as instilling moral and patriotic values in the hearts of children and youth, amidst the cultural and intellectual challenges facing society.

A cultural competition was also held among the participants, moderated by the Director of Social Activities, Riyad Al-Amisi. The players were divided into four teams: the Martyr Saleh Al-Samad Team, the Martyr Muhammad Al-Ghamari Team, the Martyr Hassan Al-Malasi Team, and the “Al-Aqsa Flood” Team.

The “Al-Aqsa Flood” Team emerged victorious, winning the cup amidst an interactive atmosphere that reflected the players’ level of awareness and cultural presence.

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