Ibb Governor AbdulWahid Salah on Monday inaugurated the second art exhibition of al-Aqsa Flood.
The event, organized by the Culture Office and Amas Foundation for Artistic Production and Distribution, features the work of 20 male and female artists from the province.
During his visit to the exhibition, which will be open for a week, Governor Salah received an overview from Abdulhakim Muqbil, Director of the Culture Office.
The exhibition showcases 80 paintings that capture the steadfastness of the Palestinian people against Zionist aggression.
It also includes artworks depicting the Palestinian cause, victories of resistance in Gaza, and the Yemeni armed forces’ support for Palestinians.
Governor Salah praised the artistic and creative works for reflecting the awareness and solidarity of the people of Ibb and Yemen with the Palestinian struggle.
He highlighted the exhibition’s significance, noting its timing coincides with the announcement of the fifth phase of Yemeni escalation in the ongoing battle of
the promised conquest and holy jihad.
The governor acknowledged the role of artists in highlighting the suffering and resistance of the Palestinian people and condemned the violence perpetrated by the American-backed Zionist entity.
He commended the efforts of the Culture Office and Amas Foundation for organizing the exhibition as part of broader support for the Palestinian cause.
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Source: Yemen News Agency