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[00:00:05] in receiving the injured and dealing with
[00:00:20] to grant the injured a speedy recovery and to The 9 o'clock news from Yemen Channel. Welcome. We begin
[00:00:23] with the headlines.
[00:00:28] the spread of the game and developing it in the largest number of The Ministry of Defense confirms that
[00:00:31] the armed forces will respond to the aggression of the Houthi terrorist militia in
[00:00:35] due time
[00:00:36] and place.
[00:00:41] the first meeting of the committee, which was held in Member of the Leadership Council Sultan Al-Arada discusses with the British Ambassador developments in the situation and efforts to
[00:00:45] protect maritime
[00:00:46] navigation.
[00:00:52] The Prime Minister stresses that the government will continue to provide all
[00:00:57] Health appreciated the support provided by guarantees to preserve the independence of the Social Development Fund.
[00:01:02] This decision
[00:01:09] Details, welcome. The Ministry of Defense the Banking Supervision announced that
[00:01:12] the Houthi terrorist militia carried out a treacherous attack with
[00:01:16] ballistic missiles and drones. It targeted a number
[00:01:19] of camps and units of the armed forces deployed in the governorates of
[00:01:23] Marib and Hadramout. The Ministry clarified in a statement
[00:01:27] that the treacherous attack targeted the heroes of the armed forces
[00:01:30] source of danger to while they were performing their national duty in securing
[00:01:33] the liberated areas and international roads and confronting the militia's
[00:01:37] schemes and smuggling networks affiliated
[00:01:40] with it. Here is the text of
[00:01:58] and alleviating the humanitarian AM today,
[00:02:01] Thursday, August 6,
[00:02:06] cooperation and joint coordination. During security and stability in 2026, the Houthi terrorist militia
[00:02:09] carried out a treacherous attack
[00:02:12] with ballistic missiles and drones
[00:02:15] that targeted a number of camps
[00:02:17] into a wide space of and units of the armed forces deployed in
[00:02:21] the governorates of Marib
[00:02:23] and alignment of programs with and Hadramout. The attack targeted the heroes of the armed forces
[00:02:26] while they were performing their national duty to secure
[00:02:30] the liberated areas, international roads,
[00:02:33] and to confront the militia's schemes
[00:02:36] and smuggling networks
[00:02:40] the most dangerous challenges affecting affiliated with it, which resulted in the martyrdom and injury of a number of members of the armed
[00:02:44] forces stationed in those locations,
[00:02:48] all of whom are sons of the Yemeni people from
[00:02:51] various governorates of the Republic.
[00:02:54] This crime confirms that the Houthi militia continues
[00:02:57] to shed Yemeni blood indiscriminately, and the Ministry of Defense
[00:03:02] with representatives of a number of confirms that the Yemeni armed forces
[00:03:04] will respond to this
[00:03:07] partnership with aggression at the appropriate time and place, and that this
[00:03:10] treacherous attack will not undermine the determination
[00:03:14] of the heroes of the armed forces or
[00:03:16] affect their ability to perform their national
[00:03:20] duties. On the contrary, it will increase their steadfastness,
[00:03:23] cohesion,
[00:03:25] Al-Wada'i, confirmed that this and determination to defend the Republic, restore the state, and end
[00:03:29] the coup. The Ministry of Defense mourns the martyrs
[00:03:33] of the armed forces who fell in this terrorist attack
[00:03:37] and extends its deepest condolences and sympathy
[00:03:40] to their families, relatives, and comrades.
[00:03:43] It wishes a speedy recovery to the injured, affirming
[00:03:47] that the blood of the martyrs will not be in vain,
[00:03:50] and that their sacrifices will remain a source of strength
[00:03:53] and determination for the heroes of the armed
[00:03:56] forces in the battle to defend the Republic
[00:04:16] Dr. Abdul-Rauf Muftah, visited today the injured from the brutal attack that
[00:04:20] targeted a camp for the Homeland Shield forces with missiles launched by the Houthi
[00:04:24] terrorist militia, and who are receiving medical care at the
[00:04:27] Marib General Hospital Authority. The Undersecretary
[00:04:30] conveyed to the injured the greetings of His Excellency
[00:04:33] the President and members of the Presidential Leadership Council, and the greetings of the member
[00:04:37] of the Presidential Leadership Council, Major General
[00:04:39] our might to be with Sultan bin Ali
[00:04:42] is still present in prospects for enhancing partnership with Al-Arada, stressing the leadership's interest in following up on their health conditions and providing various forms of support and care for them.
[00:04:46] Dr. Abdullah Boumiftah directed, in implementation
[00:04:50] of the directives of the Presidential Leadership Council, to continue providing
[00:04:53] full medical and therapeutic care for the injured
[00:04:56] goals in supporting stability and development in and to harness all necessary capabilities to ensure
[00:05:00] they receive the best health services until they
[00:05:05] violations in recover. The Undersecretary of the Governorate praised the great efforts made by the Marib General Hospital
[00:05:10] the aggression of the Houthi terrorist militia at Authority and its medical, administrative, and technical staff.
[00:05:13] Appreciating its high readiness and rapid response
[00:05:18] emergency cases efficiently and competently. He also referred
[00:05:21] to the heroic sacrifices made by
[00:05:24] the heroes of the Homeland Shield forces and all members of the armed forces in defense
[00:05:43] Member of the Presidential Leadership Council and Governor of Marib, Sultan Al-Arada, called on the international
[00:05:47] community to move from the stage of condemnation to taking practical
[00:05:50] and deterrent steps that ensure the cessation of violations by the Houthi
[00:05:53] terrorist militia, supported by the Iranian regime, drying up
[00:05:57] its funding sources and armament, and imposing
[00:06:00] stricter sanctions that curb
[00:06:04] its ability to continue threatening security and stability. Al-Arada stressed
[00:06:08] during his meeting via video conference with the British Ambassador to
[00:06:11] Yemen, Abdo, that the continuation of international positions
[00:06:15] at this level regarding the Houthi militia's practices
[00:06:17] encouraged it to persist in
[00:06:21] its hostile actions, deepen the humanitarian crisis in our country, and escalate
[00:06:24] its attacks against civilians, vital installations, and target
[00:06:27] commercial ships and maritime passages in
[00:06:30] blatant defiance of international law and Security Council
[00:06:34] resolutions. He pointed out that the Houthi terrorist militia, supported by the Iranian
[00:06:38] regime, is no longer a threat to Yemen alone, but has become a constant
[00:06:43] regional and international security and peace through
[00:06:46] its repeated targeting of neighboring countries and global trade
[00:06:51] the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab, and its insistence on keeping
[00:06:55] the region hostage to a state of tension and instability.
[00:06:58] Member of the Presidential Leadership Council Sultan Al-Arada
[00:07:02] praised the British supportive stances for Yemen, appreciating the role played by
[00:07:05] the United Kingdom in supporting the Republic's efforts
[00:07:10] crisis, in addition to its efforts to protect maritime navigation
[00:07:14] security and enhance
[00:07:16] the region. For her part, the British
[00:07:20] Ambassador reiterated her country's supportive position for the Presidential Leadership
[00:07:23] Council and the Yemeni government, and the United Kingdom's keenness to support efforts aimed at
[00:07:27] protecting maritime navigation security and preserving Yemen's security
[00:07:31] and enhancing stability in the region in coordination with regional
[00:07:34] and international
[00:07:35] partners.
[00:07:39] Member of the Presidential Leadership Council Abdulrahman Al-Muharrami
[00:07:42] listened, during a meeting with the Minister of State for Women's Affairs, Dr. Ahd Jasous,
[00:07:46] to a presentation on the priorities of the government's work and the plans
[00:07:49] and programs aimed at enhancing women's participation in public life
[00:07:52] and expanding opportunities for rehabilitation and capacity building, in addition to
[00:07:56] efforts made to protect women's rights and enhance their role in
[00:08:00] development paths and peacebuilding. Al-Muharrami stressed
[00:08:02] the importance of supporting national efforts aimed
[00:08:06] at empowering women and enhancing their effective participation in various sectors,
[00:08:10] based on their pivotal role in building society, with their contributions to consolidating
[00:08:13] values of stability and development and enhancing social cohesion.
[00:08:17] He pointed to the necessity of complementing efforts between various state institutions
[00:08:20] and relevant parties to develop programs directed at women and expand
[00:08:24] areas of rehabilitation and economic and social empowerment, so that they can contribute
[00:08:28] more to serving society and keeping pace
[00:08:31] with the requirements
[00:09:10] Dr. Shaif Hassan Al-Dainy, affirmed that the government views the Social Development Fund
[00:09:14] as an independent national institution with a solid professional
[00:09:18] and will continue to provide all
[00:09:20] guarantees to preserve its administrative, technical,
[00:09:23] and financial independence and the principles upon which it was founded, in order
[00:09:27] to enhance donor confidence and ensure the continued implementation of programs
[00:09:30] and projects according to the highest standards of transparency and accountability.
[00:09:34] This came during a meeting held by His Excellency the Prime Minister, Chairman of the Board of Directors
[00:09:38] of the Social Development Fund, via video conference, and included
[00:09:41] the Ambassadors of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Federal Republic of Germany, and representatives of
[00:09:45] the European Union Mission, the World Bank, and the International Fund for Agricultural Development
[00:09:49] (IFAD) to discuss
[00:09:52] donors to the Fund during the upcoming period. Dr. Al-Zindani affirmed that
[00:09:56] the government views donors as strategic partners
[00:09:59] and is open to any coordination that enhances the efficiency
[00:10:03] of the Fund's work and expands the scope of its interventions to achieve common
[00:10:09] Yemen, explaining that the procedures related to transferring the main
[00:10:12] headquarters and executive management of the Fund to the interim capital Aden come within the framework of
[00:10:16] the government exercising its constitutional and legal
[00:10:19] powers in managing national institutions and in a way that enhances governance
[00:10:23] and institutional decision-making unity and ensures the Fund's continued performance
[00:10:27] of its developmental mission efficiently and independently.
[00:10:30] For their part, the Ambassadors of the Netherlands and Germany and representatives of the European
[00:10:34] Union Mission, the World Bank, and IFAD reiterated their keenness to
[00:10:37] continue cooperation with the Yemeni government and the Social Development Fund,
[00:10:40] emphasizing the importance of continuing coordination and consultation during the upcoming period
[00:10:43] to ensure the sustainability of the Fund's
[00:10:45] programs.
[00:10:49] His Excellency the Prime Minister, Dr. Shayef Mohsen Al-Zindani, paid an inspection
[00:10:53] visit to the Customs Authority in the interim capital Aden, as part of his field
[00:10:56] visits to government institutions to monitor performance levels
[00:11:00] and enhance the efficiency of revenue agencies and review efforts made to
[00:11:04] protect the national economy and maximize state resources. His Excellency
[00:11:07] the Prime Minister was received upon his arrival by the Head of the Customs
[00:11:10] Authority, Abdul Hakim Al-Qabbati, and the Authority's deputies. Dr.
[00:11:14] Al-Zindani toured the various departments and offices of the Authority
[00:11:17] and listened from specialists to
[00:11:20] an explanation about the workflow and the mechanism for completing customs
[00:11:23] transactions and the procedures taken to improve performance and modernize the
[00:11:27] work system and enhance control over customs outlets, in addition to
[00:11:30] the successes achieved in increasing revenues. He also visited the Customs
[00:11:33] Training Center at the Authority and met with participants in training
[00:11:37] courses on combating customs smuggling, which
[00:11:40] are held in cooperation with the United Nations Office on Drugs
[00:11:43] and Crime. His Excellency the Prime Minister held
[00:11:47] a meeting with the leadership of the Customs Authority, during which he discussed the level of performance
[00:11:51] and existing challenges and plans to develop work to keep pace with the requirements of the current stage,
[00:11:55] contribute to raising the efficiency of customs collection and combating smuggling
[00:11:58] and consolidating the principles of integrity and transparency, in addition to the progress of work
[00:12:01] on the new building for the Authority's presidency,
[00:12:05] which is expected to be completed and equipped in the near
[00:12:08] future. Dr. Al-Zindani stressed that the Customs Authority
[00:12:12] is not just an agency for collecting fees, but represents the first line of defense for
[00:12:15] the national economy and a safety valve for protecting the local market and one of the most important pillars
[00:12:19] for enhancing the state's public revenues,
[00:12:22] which will reflect on the government's ability
[00:12:25] to fulfill its obligations and improve the services provided to citizens, pointing
[00:12:29] out that this visit reflects the government's interest
[00:12:32] and appreciation for the positive steps
[00:12:35] and successes achieved by the leadership and members of the Authority
[00:12:38] during the past period and the development they showed in performance and management, stressing
[00:12:42] that the government looks forward to the Customs Authority being a model for the revenue
[00:12:45] institution in institutional discipline, efficiency, good management,
[00:12:49] and maximizing revenues. The Prime Minister
[00:12:52] stressed that combating corruption is a constant choice for the government,
[00:12:56] emphasizing that confronting smuggling in all its forms is a shared national
[00:12:59] responsibility that requires integration between the concerned agencies, considering it one of
[00:13:05] the national economy and depriving the state of its resources and opening
[00:13:08] the door for illegal activities. For its part,
[00:13:12] the leadership of the Customs Authority reviewed the most prominent achievements
[00:13:16] achieved during the past period and ongoing development plans and measures
[00:13:19] taken to raise performance efficiency and enhance customs
[00:13:23] control, in addition to the needs to continue implementing modernization
[00:13:26] programs, emphasizing its determination to implement the Prime
[00:13:30] Minister's directives to contribute to improving the Authority's performance and strengthening its role in
[00:13:34] supporting the national
[00:13:35] economy.
[00:13:38] The Governor of the Central Bank of Yemen, Ahmed Ghaleb, signed in the interim capital Aden
[00:13:42] a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations Development Programme, aimed at enhancing joint
[00:13:46] cooperation in the areas of financial technology and digital innovation. The memorandum included
[00:13:50] working to establish a financial technology laboratory at the Central Bank's
[00:13:54] headquarters in the interim capital Aden to be a specialized platform for developing
[00:13:57] and testing innovative financial solutions and technologies. This
[00:14:01] step comes within the framework of recent efforts made by the Central Bank to enhance
[00:14:04] the utilization of rapid developments
[00:14:07] in the field of financial technology and expand the scope of financial
[00:14:11] inclusion, to ensure the provision of safe
[00:14:13] and accessible digital financial
[00:14:16] services for all members of society. This agreement falls within
[00:14:20] the Central Bank's strategy to keep pace with global technical developments
[00:14:24] and mobilize the necessary technical and logistical support to build the capacities
[00:14:27] of national
[00:14:28] cadres.
[00:14:34] The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Dr. Afrah Al-Zouba, discussed with
[00:14:38] the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan, Ayman
[00:14:41] Safadi, bilateral relations between the two sisterly countries
[00:14:44] and developments in the region, and efforts made to end escalation
[00:14:47] and achieve security and stability. This came during a phone call received by
[00:14:51] Minister Al-Zouba from the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
[00:14:55] of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan, during which she affirmed the Republic
[00:14:58] of Yemen's condemnation of the attacks on the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
[00:15:02] and its rejection of anything that harms its security and sovereignty,
[00:15:05] expressing her appreciation for Jordan's supportive stances for Yemen
[00:15:08] and the care and facilities provided by the Kingdom to Yemeni
[00:15:12] expatriates. Minister Al-Zouba listened to a presentation from
[00:15:15] the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Jordan on the results of the ministerial
[00:15:19] meeting to support Jerusalem and its holy sites, which
[00:15:22] the Kingdom hosted, and the steps
[00:15:25] included in the statement issued by it to confront illegal Israeli
[00:15:30] Jerusalem and its holy sites.
[00:15:33] For his part, Minister Safadi congratulated Minister Al-Zouba on the occasion of
[00:15:37] her assumption of her duties as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates,
[00:15:40] wishing her success and prosperity in performing
[00:15:43] her duties.
[00:15:47] The Minister of Public Health and Population, Dr. Qasim Buhaibah, stated
[00:15:50] that the formation of the Steering Committee for adopting the plan
[00:15:54] of the coordination and communication mechanism project, within the first phase of implementing
[00:15:57] the national plan for medical emergency teams, represents an important
[00:16:01] milestone in building an integrated national system
[00:16:04] for medical emergencies and embodies the ministry's approach
[00:16:08] towards consolidating institutional work and enhancing the health sector's readiness to confront
[00:16:12] various crises and disasters. Minister
[00:16:15] Buhaibah added during
[00:16:18] the interim capital Aden, that the national
[00:16:22] health strategy for the years
[00:16:24] 2026-2030
[00:16:28] represents a roadmap for developing the health
[00:16:31] sector. The Minister of
[00:16:35] the European Union, the World Health Organization, and health sector
[00:16:38] partners, calling on
[00:16:40] all relevant parties to work as one
[00:16:44] team and integrate roles to ensure the program's success
[00:16:47] and achieve its national goals. For his part, the Undersecretary
[00:16:50] of the Primary Health Care Sector, Dr. Ali Al-Walidi, affirmed the Ministry
[00:16:54] of Health's commitment to continue implementing the national program
[00:16:57] for medical emergency teams and providing the necessary support to ensure the success
[00:17:01] of the Steering Committee's work, while the representative of the World Health
[00:17:05] Organization in Yemen, Dr. Sayed Jaafari, referred to the organization's
[00:17:08] continued provision of technical and institutional support to the Ministry of Health.
[00:17:31] The Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Mukhtar Al-Yafei, discussed in the ministry's
[00:17:34] general office in the interim capital Aden with the Country Director of the World
[00:17:38] Food Programme in Yemen, Al-Khader Dahloum, ways to enhance
[00:17:43] the meeting, Minister Al-Yafei affirmed the ministry's appreciation
[00:17:47] for the efforts and services provided by the World Food Programme in Yemen
[00:17:50] and its keenness to develop cooperation with it and benefit from international expertise in
[00:17:54] a partnership based on shared identification
[00:17:57] of priorities
[00:18:00] national plans and policies and achieving sustainable and measurable
[00:18:03] results. He indicated that the ministry is working on
[00:18:07] national plans to develop the social protection system
[00:18:11] and gradually transition from emergency relief to recovery, building resilience and development.
[00:18:14] He stressed that the current stage requires organizing
[00:18:18] the humanitarian work path and correcting imbalances. He pointed out that the expanded
[00:18:21] consultative meeting that the ministry intends to hold
[00:18:24] will allow listening to all opinions and reaching
[00:18:28] common points that will establish a balanced and effective
[00:18:31] institutional relationship. For
[00:18:34] his part, the Representative and Country Director of the World Food Program affirmed
[00:18:38] that the program is working on developing a new strategy that takes into account the transition
[00:18:42] from life-saving assistance
[00:18:44] to a resilience program and livelihoods and sustainability.
[00:18:48] The Ministry of Endowments
[00:18:53] and Guidance in the interim capital Aden launched the Hajj season for the year
[00:18:56] 1448 Hijri.
[00:18:59] The Minister of Endowments and Guidance, Sheikh Turki
[00:19:03] launch represents the official
[00:19:06] start of the season's work and the completion of the executive
[00:19:09] arrangements for serving the pilgrims of the Holy House of God,
[00:19:13] noting that the success of the season is a shared
[00:19:16] responsibility that requires working as one team. He affirmed that the ministry
[00:19:20] will continue to monitor all stages of the season to ensure the implementation
[00:19:24] of the planned plans efficiently,
[00:19:26] appreciating the cooperation and facilities provided by the Kingdom
[00:19:30] of Saudi Arabia, which contributed to enhancing preparations for the season and developing
[00:19:33] services provided to the guests of God and
[00:19:37] the legitimate leadership made all efforts to open
[00:19:40] airports in Houthi-controlled areas, but unfortunately
[00:19:44] amidst Houthi abuses, they are looting planes,
[00:19:48] endangering planes, and endangering
[00:19:51] pilgrims as well. So we have no
[00:19:54] objection if there are sufficient guarantees
[00:19:58] for operating the airports, we have no objection, but the problem is with
[00:20:01] the Houthis. Yes,
[00:20:03] our brothers in the Ministry of Hajj have, you know,
[00:20:07] advanced prior arrangements.
[00:20:10] So we have to keep pace with people. We have to
[00:20:13] strive, you know, with all
[00:20:16] people. We don't want Yemen to be lagging behind other
[00:20:20] countries. So there are arrangements and there
[00:20:22] are, you know, preparations that need to be considered.
[00:20:26] لها
[00:20:28] The Minister of Youth and Sports, Nayef Al-Bakri, discussed in the interim capital Aden with the Chairman
[00:20:32] of the Development Committee in the Asian Badminton Federation, Ali
[00:20:36] Wagida, ways to develop and spread the game of badminton
[00:20:39] in Yemen and enhance aspects of cooperation between the Asian Federation and the Yemeni
[00:20:43] Federation for the game. During the meeting, Al-Bakri clarified that the decision of the Ministry of Youth
[00:20:46] and Sports to form the Yemeni Badminton Federation
[00:20:50] recently came with the aim of reviving the game and building a sports entity capable of
[00:20:54] organizing its activities and attracting talents from various
[00:20:58] governorates
[00:21:00] and expanding its spread at the school and university level and holding
[00:21:03] official tournaments and competitions to contribute to its development and raise
[00:21:07] the level of competition in it. For his part, the Chairman of the Development Committee in the Asian
[00:21:11] Badminton Federation, Ali Wagida, confirmed that the Asian Federation is proceeding with the implementation
[00:21:14] of programs aimed at expanding
[00:21:18] Asian countries. He explained that the Asian Federation pays
[00:21:22] special attention to the Yemeni
[00:21:24] Federation.
[00:21:28] The Governor of the Central Bank of Yemen, Ahmed Ghaleb, issued
[00:21:32] Resolution No. 13
[00:21:36] for the year 2026 regarding the suspension of licenses granted
[00:21:39] to a number of violating exchange facilities and the closure of their premises.
[00:21:43] The decision included Al-Tayyar Exchange
[00:21:47] and Al-Mutahidoon Exchange and Al-Alee
[00:21:50] Exchange and Hawala Agent. came after their violations
[00:21:54] were proven in the field survey report submitted by
[00:21:58] Sector.
[00:22:03] The Masam project teams for demining in Yemen carried out the destruction
[00:22:06] of 4141
[00:22:09] pieces of mines and war remnants in Midi
[00:22:12] district, Hajjah Governorate. The General
[00:22:16] Director of the Masam project, Osama Al-Qusaibi, said that this operation
[00:22:20] is the first in the governorate since work began there last September,
[00:22:23] explaining that ten field teams
[00:22:26] are deployed in the most mine-affected areas there.
[00:22:30] He pointed out that the project teams cleared more
[00:22:33] than 4 million
[00:22:36] and 21,000 square meters of land in
[00:22:39] Midi and in Abyan Governorate.
[00:22:43] Masam carried out the destruction of
[00:22:45] 4271
[00:22:49] pieces of mines and war remnants in
[00:22:52] the Dofas area after completing all technical
[00:22:55] procedures related to the destruction
[00:22:58] operation.
[00:23:02] In a striking scene that transcended the school walls
[00:23:07] interaction, the chants of female students dominated social
[00:23:10] media platforms after they confronted imposed
[00:23:14] slogans with words that carried clear
[00:23:18] national connotations. From inside a school yard, their
[00:23:21] voices rose in the name of Yemen against the Houthi militia.
[00:23:25] To the details. In
[00:23:28] a striking scene that received wide interaction,
[00:23:31] the courtyard of one of the schools under
[00:23:34] the control of the Houthi militia turned into a space
[00:23:37] for expressing adherence to national identity and rejecting
[00:23:40] imposed slogans. A circulating
[00:23:43] video showed a Houthi supervisor demanding
[00:23:46] female students of one of the schools to repeat the slogan,
[00:24:20] which observers considered an expression of the younger generations' adherence
[00:24:23] to national identity and rejection of attempts to impose slogans and ideological
[00:24:27] ideas within educational institutions, while
[00:24:31] others saw it as a message of hope confirming that
[00:24:34] the will of Yemenis is still capable of expressing itself
[00:24:37] despite the challenges. This incident reflects an aspect of the growing
[00:24:41] rejection of the Houthi militia's practices
[00:24:45] and its attempts to impose
[00:24:48] male and female students. It also confirms the presence of the Yemeni
[00:24:51] identity in the consciousness of the new generations despite years
[00:24:55] of war and intellectual mobilization. The words
[00:24:58] may seem simple, but their impact transcended the limits of a fleeting
[00:25:02] school chant. From inside a school
[00:25:04] yard, the voices of female students
[00:25:07] echoed with a message that summarized a wide Yemeni dream:
[00:25:11] a homeland restored, a state returned,
[00:25:14] and a future that its people look forward to, far from
[00:25:18] the coup and the militias.
[00:25:20] While the militia sought to impose its slogans, the female
[00:25:23] students chose to raise their voices in the name of Yemen in a scene
[00:25:27] considered by many as evidence that the national identity
[00:25:32] the conscience, and that the hope for a future based
[00:25:36] on the state and citizenship has not faded despite
[00:25:40] the challenges imposed by years of war
[00:25:43] and the coup. The news
[00:25:47] is over. A reminder of the main headlines:
[00:25:54] The Ministry of Defense confirms that the armed forces
[00:25:57] will respond to
[00:26:00] the appropriate time and place.
[00:26:06] Member of the Leadership Council, Sultan Al-Arada, discusses with the British Ambassador
[00:26:10] developments in the situation and efforts to protect maritime navigation.
[00:26:13] The Prime
[00:26:18] Minister affirms that the government will continue to provide all guarantees
[00:26:22] to preserve the independence of the Social Development
[00:26:25] Fund.
[00:26:35] End of the broadcast. Thank you for watching. Goodbye.
[00:27:08] Yemen Channel. The channel for all Yemenis.
[00:27:43] This is Munir Al-Hajj, greeting you in his first appearance on Yemen
[00:27:46] Satellite Channel. An "Eijaz" program. Welcome.
[00:27:50] When politics intertwines with security,
[00:27:53] and the repercussions of events transcend geographical
[00:27:56] boundaries, the scene becomes more than
[00:27:59] just daily headlines. Yemen today
[00:28:03] stands at a crossroads where the battle for the state
[00:28:06] and the security of maritime corridors,
[00:28:09] and the challenges of the economy and citizens' livelihoods
[00:28:12] intertwine. From the heart of these issues,
[00:28:16] we begin with you a new round of the press
[00:28:19] briefing. Stay with us.
[00:28:32] First headline: The Prime Minister confirms the government's
[00:28:35] commitment to preserving the independence of the Social
[00:28:37] Development Fund. The Prime Minister,
[00:28:41] Dr. Shaya Al-Zindani, affirmed the government's
[00:28:44] commitment to providing the necessary guarantees to preserve the independence
[00:28:48] of the Social Development Fund and enhance
[00:28:51] the principles of transparency and accountability in a way that preserves
[00:28:55] donor confidence and ensures the continued implementation
[00:28:58] of its development programs. This came
[00:29:01] during a meeting international donor organizations
[00:29:05] in which prospects for enhancing
[00:29:09] the Fund during the upcoming period were discussed.
[00:29:12] Al-Zindani explained that the transfer of the main headquarters
[00:29:15] and executive management of the Fund for the fund to Aden
[00:29:18] comes within the framework of strengthening governance and unity of institutional
[00:29:22] decision and ensuring its continued efficient operation.
[00:29:25] For their part, representatives of donor agencies
[00:29:28] reiterated their support for the Social Development Fund and their keenness
[00:29:34] to continue cooperation and coordination with the Yemeni government
[00:29:37] to ensure the sustainability of its programs
[00:29:40] and development
[00:29:42] projects.
[00:29:44] The Minister of Foreign Affairs and her Jordanian counterpart
[00:29:47] discussed bilateral relations and developments in the regional
[00:29:50] situation, where the Minister of Foreign Affairs
[00:29:54] and Expatriate Affairs, Dr. Afrah
[00:29:57] Al-Zouba, during a phone call with
[00:30:00] Deputy Prime Minister and Jordanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ayman
[00:30:04] Al-Safadi, discussed bilateral relations between
[00:30:07] the two countries and developments in the region
[00:30:11] and efforts to enhance security
[00:30:14] and stability. Minister Al-Zouba
[00:30:16] affirmed Yemen's condemnation
[00:30:20] of the attacks suffered by the Hashemite
[00:30:23] Kingdom of Jordan, appreciating Jordan's
[00:30:27] supportive stances towards Yemen and its care for the Yemeni
[00:30:30] community, while Al-Safadi reviewed the results of the ministerial
[00:30:34] meeting to support Jerusalem and congratulated
[00:30:37] Minister Al-Zouba on the occasion of assuming
[00:30:40] her duties.
[00:30:45] Our next news is from Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper titled
[00:30:49] "Houthi Militia's drowning of an Indian
[00:30:51] ship deepens concerns about global trade."
[00:30:55] The attack that targeted the Indian cargo ship
[00:30:59] in the