Yemenat – Sanaa
Riad Al-Zawahi
In the presence of a number of members of the Supreme Political Council, leaders of the state and the caretaker government, members of the House of Representatives and the Shura Council, activists, and social and tribal figures from a number of governorates of the Republic, a condolence ceremony was held Wednesday in the capital, Sana’a, for the great deceased of Yemen, Major General Ahmed Musaed Hussein, who passed away to his Lord last Monday in a hospital. The sisterly Sultanate of Oman, after a distinguished struggle and political career that made him one of the most important and prominent Yemeni leaders and activists in the modern history of Yemen.
The caretaker Prime Minister, Dr. Abdulaziz Saleh bin Habtoor, the Minister of Technical Education and Vocational Training, Ghazi Al-Ahwal, and the Governor of Shabwa, Major General Awad Muhammad bin Farid Al-Awlaki, received crowds of mourners over the death of the deceased nationalist unionist fighter, Ahmed Musaed Hussein Al-Awlaki, in the capital, Sanaa.
Dr. Bin Habtoor, Al-Ahwal, Major General Awad Al-Awlaki, and Major General Al-Qa’tbi Al-Farji, Governor of Al-Mahra, received condolences from the colleagues and companions of the deceased who worked with him from all over the great nation, including a member of the Supreme Political Council, Lieutenant General Sultan Al-Sami, Professor Khaled Al-Dini, Chairman of the Shura Council, Muhammad Hussein Al-Aidarous, and Sheikh Dhaif Allah. Ressam, Vice President of the Shura Council, Chairman of the Tribal Cohesion Council, and a number of caretaker government ministers, most notably Ghaleb Mutlaq, Minister of Public Works and Roads, Sheikh Hussein Hazeb, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Qasim Labouza, member of the Shura Council, Sheikh Saif bin Nasser Al-Mihdhar, Sheikh Abdullah Majeed, and Sheikh Ali Muhammad Taiman, Governor of the Governorate. Marib andThe governors of the southern governorates, Major General Luqman Baras, Governor of Hadramaut, Major General Hashim bin Ayoud Al-Socotra, Governor of the Socotra Archipelago, Governor of Lahj, Ahmed Juraib, and Sheikh Al-Maragha, Captain Muhammad bin Muhammad Ali Al-Zalb, Chairman of the Central Revenge Cases Resolution Committee.
Major General Muhammad Saleh Al-Haddi and a number of ministers and governors, in the death of this important national figure who remained loyal to the values of loyalty to the homeland and rejection of aggression against Yemen.
His life was filled with many valuable works and achievements for the benefit of the nation and its people, in addition to his social activity and his handling of many social issues of a tribal nature.