Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, A Keynote Speaker at the 3rd International Conference ‘Palestine: The Central Issue of the Nation’ in Yemen

AMMAN - HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, founder and chairman of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Global Digital (TAG.GD) has digitally participated as a keynote speaker at the International Conference ‘Palestine: The Central Issue of the Nation’ held in Yemen under the slogan ‘You Are Not Alone’, which convened with wide Arab, Islamic and international participation.

The Conference aimed at exploring the strategic dimensions of the ‘Al-Aqsa Flood’ battle, along with its civilizational, religious, and cultural dimensions.

It also analyzed the uprisings in American and European universities, exposing the reality of Western democracy. Other sessions discussed the Quranic vision of the conflict with the Zionist enemy and the strategies of the Zionist enemy’s pursuit to establish the so-called ‘Greater Israel’. The participants further tackled the dangers of normalization and the importance of the economic and cultural boycott of the Zionist entity.

In his speech at the opening session of the Conference, Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh addressed the people of Yemen, saying, “You have placed the Palestinian cause in its rightful position, setting a model in advocating the principles of freedom, dignity and independence. Your actions have demonstrated to the world that true liberation and independence can only be achieved through perseverance and struggle.”

He went on to emphasize that nations and peoples can only attain freedom through sacrifices and by paying the price for the honor of being a proud and a victorious nation.

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“As an Arab person I fully believe in Yemen’s message and principles. Therefore, I am proud that TAG.GD office in the capital, Sana’a, has been operating since its establishment nearly fifty years ago, reflecting our deep-rooted ties with this country, its honorable people, and its great nation,” Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh said.

During the Conference, the participants called for the urgent need to provide sustainable humanitarian support to the people of Gaza and Palestinian refugees, advocating for the establishment of international relief funds dedicated to supporting Gaza’s residents and those in the Palestinian refugee camps.

Additionally, they strongly condemned the American aggression against the Yemeni people, especially the targeting of infrastructure and residential areas, resulting in the loss of innocent lives. The participants also highlighted the responsibility of Arab, Islamic, and world nations to extend political and economic support to Palestine.

It is worth mentioning that representatives from various Arab, Islamic, and international countries took part in the Conference, including Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, India, and Malaysia, submitting 173 research papers and working documents for discussion.