Almotamar.net - Palestinian National Liberation Movement (Fatah), Yemen Office is to organise in Sana'a on 19 July 2008 a p0litical symposium on the 30th anniversary of the election of Ali Abdullah Saleh President of the Yemeni republic .a press release issued by the movement's branch in Yemen, obtained by almotamar.net, said the symposium will be held under the theme of " Thirty years of Presidential giving and creativity, Yemen and Palestine two wings of the cause".
The symposium will be attended by the Palestinian ambassador to Yemen Dr Ahmed al-Deek, representative for the General People's Congress, representative of the Palestinian political forces Sultan Mahdi and Dr Noah Abdulsallam representative of Kanan Society for Palestine.
Fatah Movement holds symposium on President Saleh election anniversary
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