A friendly meeting brings together leader Hassan Baoum with a number of his fellow activists at his residence in Egypt. | CUAC

On Saturday, the residence of Southern leader Hassan Ahmed Baoum in the Arab Republic of Egypt witnessed a friendly gathering with a number of his comrades in the struggle. The atmosphere was one of affection and loyalty, as they reminisced about past struggles and milestones in the Southern Movement. The gathering included writer and journalist Salah Al-Saqladi, Professor Muthanna Al-Radfani, journalist and writer Ali Mansour Muqrat, and Sheikh Saleh Haitham. Those present exchanged friendly conversation and recalled memories and events from the Southern Movement, including the struggles and humanitarian efforts that left a profound impact on the people of the South. The meeting focused particularly on the period when Leader Hassan Baoum moved between Yafa, Radfan, and Al-Dhali' during one of the most challenging phases of the Southern Movement. These regions served as a safe haven and a strong shield for the movement's leaders and figures, and witnessed many acts of resistance and humanitarianism that embodied the spirit of solidarity and loyalty among the people of the South. During the meeting, participants reminisced about a number of shared experiences and memories from their time together as comrades in the struggle. They emphasized that differing political affiliations and orientations did not prevent the bonds of affection, respect, and camaraderie from remaining strong. Leader Hassan Baoum expressed his appreciation for the visit and the sincere sentiments conveyed, stressing the importance of remaining loyal to fellow fighters and recalling the milestones that formed a significant part of the South's national memory. This visit reflects the fraternal and humane relationship between Leader Hassan Baoum and many of his comrades, embodying the enduring bonds forged through years of shared struggle that transcend political differences and maintain a spirit of friendship and respect.