The Sixth Military Region launches its training and combat preparation program for the year 2025.

On Tuesday, the leadership of Military Region Six officially inaugurated the training and combat year for 2025. The event took place in the presence of Major General Khalid Al-Ashwal, the Chief of Operations, and Major General Ahmed Al-Absi, the Deputy Head of Training and Qualification.

Celebrating Achievements and Setting Goals

During the ceremony, Major General Al-Ashwal congratulated the officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers of Military Region Six on the commencement of the new training year. He praised the region’s significant achievements in training, discipline, and operational readiness over the past year. These accomplishments have enhanced the technical and combat capabilities of the armed forces, as well as improved individual efficiency.

Al-Ashwal emphasized the importance of preparing for upcoming tasks in the new training year. He urged all personnel to dedicate themselves to serving their country and its people, aiming for victory and the restoration of state institutions. He also highlighted the need to end the Houthi militia’s insurgency, which is supported by the Iranian regime.

Review of Past Achievements and Future Plans

Brigadier General Mohammed Bin Rasiah, the Chief of Staff for Military Region Six, presented a review of the region’s achievements from the previous training year. He outlined the plans and programs that the military will implement in the upcoming training and combat year for 2025.

Graduation Ceremony Highlights

The inauguration featured the graduation of three new cohorts from Military Region Six. These graduates successfully completed various military training courses. They showcased their skills and capabilities during a military parade, demonstrating the high level of training received. The event concluded with the distribution of certificates and commemorative trophies to the graduates in recognition of their accomplishments.

This launch marks a pivotal moment for Military Region Six as it embarks on a new year of training and preparation, reinforcing its commitment to national security and operational excellence.

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