المملكة: The Yemeni community for "today"We thank the Kingdom’s leadership for its continued support and are proud of our creators in Saudi events

The head of the media committee for the Yemeni community in the eastern region, Noman Al-Hajri, confirmed the pride of The Yemeni community for the care and attention provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the members of the community residing on its lands.

He expressed his thanks and appreciation to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz and His Highness the Crown Prince, Prince Mohammed bin Salman, for their continuous fraternal and humanitarian stances.

Al-Hajri said during his speech to Al-Youm."In the name of the Yemeni community in the Kingdom, and in the name of the Yemeni people at home and abroad, we express feelings of gratitude to those who always stand with us in various circumstances. We have sensed from the Saudi leadership all the goodness, love, and support that translates the depth of the historical ties between the two brotherly peoples.".

Added: "We also cannot fail to extend special thanks to the Chairman of the Entertainment Authority, Counselor Turki Al-Sheikh, for the support he provided For Yemeni artists by inviting them to participate in the cultural and artistic festival in Riyadh, and allocating Al-Suwaidi Park to host Yemeni artistic and cultural events, which reflects the Kingdom’s interest in Yemeni arts and heritage and provides the opportunity to highlight it to the public.”

Al-Hajri pointed out that this sponsorship is not new to the Kingdom and its people, saying: “We have known about Saudi Arabia and its leaders’ noble positions in the past and present, whether in the economic, sports, or artistic fields, and this is what makes the bonds of brotherhood deeper and more stable.”"

The head of the Yemeni community’s media committee focused on the success achieved by the recent artistic event in Al-Ahsa, where the artist Yahya Enaba attended and performed a late night concert at the Layali Al-Sharqiya theater amid wide public interaction. Al-Hajri stressed that this attendance reflects the public’s love for Yemeni art and its appreciation for its creativity.

He concluded by saying: “We thank all the organizers and everyone who contributed to the success of these events, and we promise that our efforts will continue to strengthen the Yemeni cultural and artistic presence within the Kingdom in a way that reflects the status of Yemeni art and highlights the image of the community in the best possible way.”