The Egyptian government has honored the memory of martyr Omar El-Qadi, a police officer who was killed in action in 2019, by naming an educational complex in his honor. The complex, located in the city of El-Arish in North Sinai, was inaugurated on the anniversary of Egypt's October 6 victories. The martyr's brother, Kamal El-Qadi, expressed his joy and pride at the recognition, saying it was a message of gratitude for his brother's sacrifice.
The educational complex, named after martyr Omar El-Qadi, is a significant development in North Sinai, a region that has faced security challenges in recent years. The complex is located in the village of El-Sabil, where El-Qadi was martyred, and is seen as a symbol of hope and resilience. The martyr's brother praised President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, Sheikh Ahmed El-Tayeb, and other officials for their role in inaugurating the complex.
Kamal El-Qadi said that the complex's location in the area where his brother was martyred held special significance, as it showed that the sacrifices of the martyrs had not been in vain. He added that the complex would serve as a reminder of the importance of education and the sacrifices made by those who had fought for their country. El-Qadi also expressed his gratitude to the people of El-Sabil and surrounding villages for their warm reception.
During his visit to the site where his brother was martyred, Kamal El-Qadi was moved by the warm reception he received from the local residents. He was touched by their expressions of love and grief, and by their stories of how they had supported his brother and his fellow martyrs. El-Qadi also recalled how some residents had provided food and other support to the martyrs despite facing threats from extremist groups.
The martyr Omar El-Qadi was killed in a terrorist attack on a police checkpoint in El-Arish in 2019. His brother praised the people of North Sinai, including the El-Barahma tribe, for their role in supporting the security forces and fighting extremism. He emphasized that the bond between his family and the people of Sinai would remain strong, based on mutual respect and gratitude.
Kamal El-Qadi concluded by praying for Egypt's security and stability, and for the martyrs to be granted mercy and forgiveness. He emphasized that honoring the names of martyrs in educational projects was a way of keeping their legacy alive and ensuring that their sacrifices would not be forgotten. The inauguration of the complex was seen as a significant step in the country's efforts to promote education and development in North Sinai.
The educational complex is seen as a symbol of the Egyptian government's commitment to promoting education and development in North Sinai. The complex is expected to provide educational opportunities for local residents and serve as a hub for community development. The martyr Omar El-Qadi's legacy will continue to inspire future generations to work towards building a better future for Egypt.
Key points
- The Egyptian government has honored martyr Omar El-Qadi's name on an educational complex in North Sinai, a symbol of gratitude for his sacrifice.
- The complex, located in El-Arish, was inaugurated on the anniversary of Egypt's October 6 victories.
- The martyr's brother, Kamal El-Qadi, expressed his joy and pride at the recognition, saying it was a message of gratitude for his brother's sacrifice.
