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The city of Sana’a is preparing for the third edition of the “Yemen’s Harvest” festival, organized by the Agricultural and Fisheries Projects and Initiatives Financing Unit of the municipality. City Governor Dr. Hamoud Abd al‑Abad and Local Council Secretary General Amin Jamaan, accompanied by the municipal deputy Ali al‑Lahaji, inspected the ongoing preparations at the stadium of the Sana’a Unity Club. The festival is scheduled to begin on 31 October and will run for six days. Governor Abd al‑Abad urged the rapid completion of arrangements and the coordination of efforts to ensure the festival’s success and to achieve its objectives. He praised the organizing committees for their thorough preparation and highlighted the event’s importance in supporting national products, the agricultural sector, and expanding marketing and promotion opportunities for producers. During the visit, the governor and the council secretary met with Abdullah Sharaf al‑Din, head of the Agricultural Financing Unit, who explained the technical and organizational arrangements and the final preparations for welcoming participants and visitors. Ali al‑Harib, a member of the festival’s preparatory committee and deputy director of marketing at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, noted that the third edition of the festival will differ from previous ones in terms of diversity, participation, and services offered. Article source: Al Thawra | Image credit: Al Thawra
The city of Sana’a is preparing for the third edition of the “Yemen’s Harvest” festival, organized by the Agricultural and Fisheries Projects and Initiatives Financing Unit of the municipality. City Governor Dr. Hamoud Abd al‑Abad and Local Council Secretary General Amin Jamaan, accompanied by the municipal deputy Ali al‑Lahaji, inspected the ongoing preparations at the stadium of the Sana’a Unity Club. The festival is scheduled to begin on 31 October and will run for six days. Governor Abd al‑Abad urged the rapid completion of arrangements and the coordination of efforts to ensure the festival’s success and to achieve its objectives. He praised the organizing committees for their thorough preparation and highlighted the event’s importance in supporting national products, the agricultural sector, and expanding marketing and promotion opportunities for producers. During the visit, the governor and the council secretary met with Abdullah Sharaf al‑Din, head of the Agricultural Financing Unit, who explained the technical and organizational arrangements and the final preparations for welcoming participants and visitors. Ali al‑Harib, a member of the festival’s preparatory committee and deputy director of marketing at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, noted that the third edition of the festival will differ from previous ones in terms of diversity, participation, and services offered.
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