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Despite the political and administrative differences between the governments of Sana’a and Aden, the Ministries of Civil Service in both administrations have agreed to declare next Tuesday a public holiday in celebration of the 62nd anniversary of the October 14 Revolution — a historic milestone in Yemen’s national liberation journey that marked the end of British colonial rule in the South.
While this agreement comes within the context of a national occasion, it carries a profound symbolic significance, affirming that the national memory still has the power to unite rivals around a shared cause — one that transcends divisions and evokes the spirit of the Republic of Yemen.
Amid the ongoing state of division the country has endured for years, such shared moments represent positive signals, reflecting the potential for common ground around national principles, regardless of differing visions and paths.
