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[00:00:00] Yemenis.
[00:00:25] with
[00:00:25] the headlines.
[00:00:30] The Prime Minister receives dignitaries and leaders from
[00:00:33] consideration Al-Wazi'iyah in Taiz
[00:00:35] being carried out by the Republican Hospital to review the latest developments in the field and humanitarian situation.
[00:00:38] the nature of the current risks in
[00:00:43] the reality of what happened and is happening on
[00:00:48] and displaced persons in Security Council members emphasize the need
[00:00:52] for full implementation of Resolution No. 2216
[00:00:55] and reiterate their support for the Yemeni
[00:00:58] government.
[00:01:06] and international organizations working in The Republic of Hungary condemns the military escalation
[00:01:08] security and stability in by the Houthi terrorist militias backed by the Iranian regime in Yemen and the Kingdom of
[00:01:12] Saudi Arabia.
[00:01:21] Welcome. His Excellency the Prime Minister, Dr. Shaie Mohsen Al-Zindani, received
[00:01:24] in the interim capital of
[00:01:26] interventions in the health Aden a number of personalities,
[00:01:29] coast do not change this social figures, and leaders from Al-Wazi'iyah district in Taiz
[00:01:32] governorate to review the latest
[00:01:34] disrupting their work does developments in the field and humanitarian situation in
[00:01:36] not only affect light of the military escalation by the Houthi terrorist militias and the resulting
[00:01:40] also directly impacts casualties, displacement, and repercussions on the residents of
[00:01:43] the district. His Excellency
[00:01:46] posters to the Prime Minister emphasized that field developments, however
[00:01:48] difficult they may be, will not change the overarching
[00:01:52] national goal of the existential battle against the Houthi terrorist militias,
[00:01:56] affirming the government's stance alongside the armed forces,
[00:02:00] security forces, military formations, and all national forces in
[00:02:03] the fronts of confrontation, and that it will continue its support
[00:02:06] and provide the requirements for steadfastness. The Prime Minister
[00:02:09] praised the sacrifices of the people of Al-Wazi'iyah and all those stationed
[00:02:12] on the fronts, praying for the martyrs and wishing
[00:02:16] a speedy recovery for the wounded,
[00:02:18] alleviating some of stressing the government's concern for the conditions of families who were forced
[00:02:21] to flee from areas of conflict and working to
[00:02:24] redouble humanitarian response and provide basic
[00:02:27] needs for the displaced and
[00:02:32] receives dignitaries and leaders from affected. For their part, the attendees from Al-Wazi'iyah affirmed their steadfast
[00:02:35] national stance and their support for
[00:02:37] process, which was attended by a number the state and its institutions,
[00:02:38] of officials in and their continued support
[00:02:41] for the forces stationed on the fronts of confrontation, expressing
[00:02:44] their appreciation for the Prime Minister's concern for the conditions of the people
[00:02:48] of the district, the armed forces, the heroes of the resistance,
[00:02:54] 234 displaced families and the displaced. The head of the authority, Mohammed
[00:02:58] Al-Ghaithi,
[00:03:01] the head of the Reconciliation Authority, Mohammed Al-Ghaithi, made a phone
[00:03:04] call to the governor of Taiz
[00:03:08] beneficiaries from governorate, Nabil Shamsan, to learn about the latest developments in light of the current Houthi terrorist
[00:03:11] militia escalation. The head of the authority
[00:03:15] , during the call, which comes within the framework of coordination between the presidency of the Consultative and Reconciliation Authority
[00:03:19] and the governors of the liberated governorates,
[00:03:23] reviewed the developments in Taiz governorate and the efforts being
[00:03:26] made by the local authority, political and community forces
[00:03:30] to enhance cohesion and unify
[00:03:33] livestock breeders and beekeepers in the stance in facing existing challenges. Al-Ghaithi affirmed the authority's welcoming of the media
[00:03:37] vision and the media code of honor between political parties,
[00:03:41] organizations, and components
[00:03:43] to the statement they issued on in Taiz governorate, considering the agreement
[00:03:46] to stop mud-slinging and coordinate media
[00:03:49] discourse towards priority issues, especially those related
[00:03:53] to confronting the Houthi terrorist escalation,
[00:03:57] a positive step to enhance political responsibility in this stage
[00:04:01] and contribute to confronting disinformation and hate speech,
[00:04:05] the efforts of Yemeni women respecting political pluralism, and coordinating joint media messages. The head
[00:04:09] of the authority called on political forces, parties, and components
[00:04:13] in the liberated governorates to enhance understanding
[00:04:16] and coordination among them and benefit from positive experiences
[00:04:20] that enhance internal cohesion while respecting
[00:04:23] the specificity of each governorate
[00:04:25] windows of hope for and directing efforts towards supporting state institutions
[00:04:27] and confronting the escalation of the Houthi
[00:04:30] militias. He affirmed that the current stage requires
[00:04:34] reducing differences, promoting dialogue and consensus,
[00:04:37] and fortifying the internal front to serve the security and stability
[00:04:41] of the governorates and the interests
[00:04:42] of the citizens.
[00:04:46] Our country's delegation participating in the multinational maritime coalition,
[00:04:50] headed by Rear Admiral Abdul Khaleq Manser, called
[00:04:53] for unifying international efforts and intensifying regional coordination
[00:04:57] to confront threats targeting
[00:05:00] the security of maritime navigation.
[00:05:01] Affairs explained that this Major General Manser, in his speech during
[00:05:04] the fourth session of the fourth planning meeting
[00:05:07] of the multinational defensive maritime coalition
[00:05:10] held in Jeddah under the patronage of the Saudi
[00:05:14] Ministry of Defense, affirmed the importance of providing
[00:05:17] operational and technical support to restore the readiness of the Yemeni Navy
[00:05:21] and enable it to carry out its duties in protecting territorial
[00:05:24] waters and international shipping lanes,
[00:05:27] pointing out that the continuous threats launched by
[00:05:31] the Houthi terrorist militias
[00:05:34] the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandeb Strait, and Gulf of Aden
[00:05:38] have directly affected the security and safety of international
[00:05:41] navigation and affected the movement of trade
[00:05:44] and global supply chains.
[00:05:47] He pointed out that
[00:05:50] the region necessitates international mobilization and effective
[00:05:54] maritime coordination to ensure the building
[00:05:56] of a deterrent response to the threats targeting
[00:06:00] international shipping lanes. He stressed
[00:06:03] the need to support the Yemeni Navy and restore its operational
[00:06:07] and technical readiness and provide
[00:06:10] it with the capabilities and capacities
[00:06:13] to carry out its duties in protecting Yemeni territorial waters
[00:06:16] and international maritime routes and contribute to enhancing maritime
[00:06:21] the region.
[00:06:25] Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs, Dr.
[00:06:29] Afrah Al-Zouba, reiterated the Yemeni government's commitment to restoring
[00:06:32] state institutions and securing its territory, coasts, and territorial
[00:06:36] waters, stressing that the field developments in the western
[00:06:41] goal and do not give the Houthi terrorist militias the right
[00:06:45] to impose a fait accompli by force of arms. The Minister of Foreign Affairs
[00:06:48] said in an interview with Sputnik agency that
[00:06:52] the restoration of Yemeni state institutions and their support
[00:06:55] for protecting its territory
[00:06:56] and coasts
[00:06:59] represents a pillar of Yemen's security, the region's
[00:07:03] stability, and the safety of maritime routes, and that the government
[00:07:06] is dealing with the repercussions of recent developments with responsibility and commitment.
[00:07:10] She added that the state
[00:07:12] does not underestimate the difficulty of what happened or the suffering of citizens
[00:07:16] and highly appreciates the sacrifices of the armed forces,
[00:07:19] and that its responsibility is to address shortcomings,
[00:07:22] strengthen institutional cohesion, protect civilians,
[00:07:25] and support the affected. We do not want
[00:07:29] our country to remain an area
[00:07:32] for wars and violations imposed
[00:07:36] unilaterally by a rogue terrorist
[00:07:39] group that believes it can
[00:07:42] impose its will and improve its position by force.
[00:07:45] Dr. Al-Zouba pointed out that the political
[00:07:48] leadership of the state follows a comprehensive deterrence
[00:07:52] approach that does not confine the response to the military front
[00:07:55] and is based on protecting citizens,
[00:07:59] correcting deficiencies, restoring capabilities,
[00:08:01] utilizing diplomatic work in parallel with
[00:08:04] the continuation of institutions and services, and expanding humanitarian
[00:08:08] response.
[00:08:13] Members of the UN Security Council stressed the need for full implementation of Council
[00:08:16] Resolution No. 2216 of 2015
[00:08:20] and subsequent resolutions concerning Yemen,
[00:08:23] reiterating their support for the government of Yemen
[00:08:27] and their strong commitment to Yemen's unity, sovereignty, independence,
[00:08:30] and territorial integrity. The Council members condemned in the strongest
[00:08:34] terms the continuous attacks launched by
[00:08:37] the Houthis against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, including
[00:08:41] those that targeted civilians
[00:08:44] and energy infrastructure, which resulted
[00:08:48] in civilian casualties, including women
[00:08:52] and children. The members referred
[00:08:55] August 7th,
[00:08:58] in which they condemned the missile attacks launched
[00:09:02] by the Houthis against Saudi Arabia and attacks on commercial
[00:09:05] ships, and reiterated their condemnation of those attacks
[00:09:08] and threats against commercial maritime navigation in the Red
[00:09:12] Sea and Bab al-Mandeb Strait, stressing
[00:09:16] the importance of maintaining the safety of commercial ships
[00:09:18] and their crews. Security Council members also stressed
[00:09:22] the importance of operating in accordance with international law, especially
[00:09:25] the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea,
[00:09:29] and respecting navigational rights and freedoms.
[00:09:32] The Republic
[00:09:37] of Hungary condemned the military escalation by the Houthi terrorist militias
[00:09:40] backed by the Iranian regime in Yemen and the Kingdom of Saudi
[00:09:43] Arabia. The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:09:47] expressed in a statement its solidarity with the Yemeni
[00:09:50] government and the Kingdom of Saudi
[00:09:53] Arabia in confronting these attacks,
[00:09:56] affirming its rejection of Houthi aggression and targeting of civilians,
[00:10:00] infrastructure, civilian infrastructure,
[00:10:03] and holy places, as well as threats to freedom
[00:10:07] of navigation and transport, and calls for an end to the violence.
[00:10:11] The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign
[00:10:14] escalation undermines the chances of reaching a peaceful
[00:10:17] solution and exposes the region's stability and security to further
[00:10:21] risks.
[00:10:25] The Ministry of Human Rights condemned in the strongest terms the acts of looting,
[00:10:28] assault, and threats practiced
[00:10:31] by the Houthi terrorist militias against humanitarian and medical
[00:10:34] facilities and programs funded by the King Salman Center
[00:10:37] for Relief and Humanitarian Aid in Al-Khawkhah district
[00:10:41] and western coast areas, which
[00:10:44] affected medical clinics and food
[00:10:47] and medicine warehouses, water and shelter
[00:10:50] projects, and exposed a number of essential humanitarian services
[00:10:54] to suspension or exposed them to the risk of complete
[00:10:58] cessation. The ministry said in a statement
[00:11:02] that these attacks represent a direct
[00:11:05] targeting of humanitarian and relief efforts
[00:11:08] exerted by the King Salman Center and its partners
[00:11:11] to serve civilians
[00:11:13] the affected areas. The Ministry of Human Rights
[00:11:17] called on the United Nations, especially the Office
[00:11:20] for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the World Food Program,
[00:11:23] its specialized agencies, the International Committee
[00:11:27] of the Red Cross,
[00:11:31] Yemen to condemn these attacks clearly
[00:11:34] and contribute to documenting them and taking the necessary
[00:11:37] measures to protect facilities,
[00:11:41] teams, and humanitarian programs
[00:11:43] and ensure their continuity and access to their services
[00:11:47] to beneficiaries without
[00:11:48] threat or interference.
[00:11:53] The Ministry of Public Health and Population affirmed that targeting health
[00:11:57] and humanitarian facilities or
[00:12:01] material damage but
[00:12:05] patients, injured, children, women, displaced persons, and the most
[00:12:08] vulnerable groups in need of essential services
[00:12:11] and deprives affected communities
[00:12:14] of vital services that are increasingly needed
[00:12:18] in the current humanitarian conditions. The ministry
[00:12:21] reiterated in a statement issued by it, emphasizing
[00:12:25] that the protection of health facilities and health workers and ensuring access
[00:12:29] of civilians to healthcare is a fundamental humanitarian
[00:12:33] responsibility and that health and humanitarian services
[00:12:36] should remain protected
[00:12:39] from the effects of conflict to ensure
[00:12:42] their continuity in serving citizens in all
[00:12:46] affected
[00:12:47] areas.
[00:12:50] Minister of Legal Affairs, Judge Eshraq Al-Maqtari, inspected the wounded of the armed
[00:12:54] forces and civilians receiving treatment
[00:12:57] in hospitals in the interim capital, Aden, and assessed
[00:13:01] their conditions and needs as part of fulfilling their immense sacrifices
[00:13:04] that embody the highest meanings of redemption
[00:13:07] and heroism in defending the republican system and protecting
[00:13:10] national gains. The minister
[00:13:13] Al-Maqtari affirmed that the visit
[00:13:16] comes within the framework of the government's concern
[00:13:20] for the conditions of the wounded and the keenness of His Excellency President Dr. Rashad Mohammed
[00:13:23] Al-Alimi and the President of the Presidential Leadership Council to care for them and appreciate
[00:13:27] their sacrifices, and the concern of His Excellency the Prime Minister,
[00:13:30] Dr. Shaie Mohsen Al-Zindani, in following up
[00:13:33] their needs. She praised their heroic and pivotal
[00:13:36] role in confronting Houthi terrorism
[00:13:39] backed by Iran. For their part, the wounded
[00:13:42] affirmed that defending the homeland and restoring
[00:13:45] state institutions is a cause they believe
[00:13:48] in and adhere to despite their wounds,
[00:13:52] stressing the need for the state
[00:13:55] to continue supporting and assisting their comrades in the battlefields
[00:13:59] and providing what is necessary to complete
[00:14:02] the liberation of all areas from the Houthi terrorist
[00:14:05] militias and restore state sovereignty over the entire national
[00:14:09] territory.
[00:14:13] Minister of State for Women's Affairs, Dr. Ahd Ja'souss, emphasized
[00:14:17] the importance of empowering women
[00:14:20] and their active participation in decision-making
[00:14:23] and peacebuilding and governance at the national
[00:14:27] and international levels. She reviewed
[00:14:30] and their ability to be resilient and take initiative
[00:14:34] to mitigate the effects of war, calling for
[00:14:37] a shift from viewing them as victims to recognizing them
[00:14:41] as active partners in ending the conflict.
[00:14:44] Minister Ja'souss said in a speech during her participation in a conference
[00:14:48] titled "Yemeni Peace:
[00:14:51] Women's Power in Shaping Global Governance"
[00:14:55] held in Chuncheon,
[00:14:56] Republic of Korea,
[00:14:59] with the participation of women leaders, peacemakers,
[00:15:03] researchers, and civil society organizations
[00:15:06] from various countries around the world, that women
[00:15:09] are original partners
[00:15:12] in conflict prevention and recovery.
[00:15:15] She called for transforming the outcomes of the conference into a practical
[00:15:19] initiative that includes supporting women leaders and utilizing
[00:15:23] education and cultural exchange to establish a culture of dialogue
[00:15:26] and tolerance.
[00:15:29] The Ministry of Endowments and Guidance said that the statements of the Grand Mufti
[00:15:32] of Libya, Sheikh Sadiq Al-Ghariani, and the Grand Mufti of
[00:15:36] Oman, Sheikh Ahmed Al-Khalili, regarding
[00:15:39] the Yemeni crisis contained false descriptions that contradict
[00:15:43] the truth and the reality of the tragedy experienced by the Yemeni
[00:15:46] people due to the war instigated by the Houthi terrorist
[00:15:50] militias backed by the Iranian regime. The ministry added
[00:15:54] in a statement that what was issued
[00:15:57] by the Mufti of Libya in statements regarding the Yemeni
[00:16:01] issue and the Houthi terrorist militias backed by the Iranian
[00:16:04] regime came far from the requirements
[00:16:08] of disciplined jurisprudential in calamities
[00:16:12] and relied on incorrect news or fragmented
[00:16:15] information or descriptions detached from
[00:16:20] the ground. The statement indicated that
[00:16:24] the statements of the Mufti of Libya ignored
[00:16:27] the essence of the battle and presented an inaccurate
[00:16:30] or indeed, an inaccurate account of the root cause
[00:16:34] of the conflict, which is the armed
[00:16:37] takeover by the Houthi terrorist militias of state institutions
[00:16:40] since 2004
[00:16:44] leading to the occupation of the capital, Sanaa, in 2014,
[00:16:47] and rebellion against
[00:16:49] the ruler.
[00:16:53] The media team of the Masam project for mine clearance in Yemen
[00:16:57] in Marib office carried out
[00:16:59] an awareness campaign for students of Omar Al-Mukhtar School
[00:17:02] in Al-Jafina camp for displaced persons with the aim of enhancing
[00:17:05] their awareness of the dangers of mines, improvised
[00:17:09] explosive devices, and unexploded ordnance, and safe
[00:17:12] handling methods. The campaign included,
[00:17:15] according to Masam's media center,
[00:17:19] distributing brochures and educational
[00:17:23] students that included illustrative images of mines,
[00:17:27] unexploded ordnance, and dangerous objects
[00:17:30] they may encounter while going to school
[00:17:33] or during their presence in play areas. The media
[00:17:37] team distributed 400 school bags with all
[00:17:41] their supplies, or
[00:17:44] their supplies, provided by the Masam project as a gift
[00:17:47] to the school students, which combines
[00:17:50] awareness of the dangers of mines and contributing to
[00:17:55] the educational burdens on students'
[00:17:58] families. Let's remind
[00:18:01] you of the headlines.
[00:18:06] The Prime Minister
[00:18:09] Al-Wazi'iyah in Taiz to review the latest developments in the civilian and humanitarian situation.
[00:18:27] Security Council members stress the need
[00:18:30] for full implementation of Resolution No. 2216 and reiterate
[00:18:34] their support for the Yemeni government.
[00:18:41] The Republic of Hungary condemns the military escalation by the Houthi
[00:18:45] terrorist militias backed by the Iranian regime in Yemen
[00:18:48] and the Kingdom of
[00:18:49] Saudi Arabia.
[00:20:02] you and search for all good words
[00:20:06] and every story that soothes the soul in
[00:20:09] a world full of challenges. We decided to focus on the positive
[00:20:13] and bright side, on our great people
[00:20:17] and their initiatives and achievements
[00:20:20] that make us proud. Welcome
[00:20:23] to a new episode of your program "Good News".
[00:20:38] The Undersecretary of Taiz Governorate for Health Affairs,
[00:20:42] Dr. Ilan Abdul Haq, launched the fifth
[00:20:45] phase of the free medical camp for general
[00:20:48] surgery, which aims to perform 300
[00:20:51] specialized free surgical operations. Dr. Ilan
[00:20:55] Abdul Haq praised the humanitarian and developmental
[00:20:58] role played by the Al-Nama Foundation and the continuous
[00:21:01] support it provides to the health sector in the governorate,
[00:21:05] stressing the importance of these initiatives in alleviating
[00:21:08] the suffering of citizens and enhancing the level
[00:21:11] of medical services provided to them in light of the exceptional
[00:21:14] circumstances the governorate is going through.
[00:21:18] The Undersecretary of the Governorate reviewed the progress of arrangements
[00:21:21] and preparations
[00:21:25] in the consulting clinic and operating rooms in preparation
[00:21:29] for starting surgical operations for citizens
[00:21:32] and ensuring their safe
[00:21:35] and sound execution according to approved medical
[00:21:48] standards. The Secretary-General of the Local Council in Al-Mahra Governorate, Salem
[00:21:52] Nimer, launched the Al-Baraka Medical Center project, which is dedicated
[00:21:55] to treating malnutrition cases in the area of Jul
[00:21:58] Mhaifeef in Al-Ghaydah district, funded by the Direct Aid
[00:22:02] Kuwaiti organization. During the inauguration,
[00:22:05] the Secretary-General stressed the importance of the project, which benefits
[00:22:09] the residents of Mhaifeef and neighboring areas,
[00:22:13] commending Direct Aid's
[00:22:16] sector in the governorate and the projects it provides
[00:22:20] that contribute to improving the level of health
[00:22:22] services provided to the local community. For his part,
[00:22:26] the Director of the Direct Aid Office in Hadhramaut,
[00:22:29] Engineer Adli Baasef, explained that the project, which will provide
[00:22:33] services to about 7,900
[00:22:36] beneficiaries, included the construction and furnishing
[00:22:40] of the center with furniture and necessary medical equipment,
[00:22:43] in addition to equipping it with a solar
[00:22:46] power system, noting that the center includes
[00:22:49] departments for treatment, vaccination, child
[00:22:52] care, and inpatient care, and includes
[00:22:55] 14 beds, a pharmacy, and a laboratory.
[00:23:08] In Tuban district in Lahj governorate,
[00:23:11] tools and supplies for economic empowerment
[00:23:14] projects in the field of beekeeping and honey
[00:23:18] production were distributed to 21 beneficiaries
[00:23:21] with support from the Direct Aid Kuwaiti Association,
[00:23:24] Yemen office. The distribution
[00:23:28] the governorate, followed the completion of a specialized
[00:23:32] training program for beneficiaries that included
[00:23:34] providing them with skills in modern hive management, prevention
[00:23:38] of bee diseases, and production and marketing methods
[00:23:42] to ensure sustainable income. The project
[00:23:45] aims to enhance the livelihoods of targeted families
[00:23:48] and empower them economically by providing
[00:23:51] sustainable productive projects that contribute to improving
[00:23:55] income levels and transitioning
[00:23:58] reliance on assistance to production and self-sufficiency.
[00:24:14] The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center launched in
[00:24:18] Hadhramaut governorate the project to support small
[00:24:23] Yemen, an initiative by Zadrah, implemented by
[00:24:27] the Yanabea Al-Khair Charitable Foundation. The project,
[00:24:30] which lasts 12 months, targets 990
[00:24:34] beneficiaries from small producers in the districts of
[00:24:37] Al-Raidah, Qasayar, Al-Qatn, and Tarim in
[00:24:40] Hadhramaut governorate, and the districts of Hadibo
[00:24:44] and Qulansiyah in Socotra governorate. Through
[00:24:47] integrated interventions that include supporting livestock
[00:24:51] breeders and beekeepers, reclaiming agricultural lands,
[00:24:54] and manufacturing, and establishing groups for local
[00:25:09] feed production. The Artificial Limbs and Rehabilitation Center in
[00:25:13] Taiz governorate received during the period from January to August
[00:25:17] 2026, 5,104
[00:25:20] beneficiaries and provided them with
[00:25:22] 17,518 free health services
[00:25:25] as part of its efforts to provide artificial limbs
[00:25:29] and rehabilitation services to patients and injured
[00:25:33] persons. The statistical record of the center indicated
[00:25:36] that the services provided were distributed among four
[00:25:39] main sections, including 206 services in the prosthetics
[00:25:43] department, during which 206 prosthetic
[00:25:46] and orthotic limbs were fitted for beneficiaries, while
[00:25:49] the technical and industrial rehabilitation department provided
[00:25:52] 469 services that included the maintenance and rehabilitation
[00:25:56] of 496 limbs. The record also indicated
[00:26:00] that the physical therapy department provided
[00:26:02] 1,454
[00:26:05] services in the field of physical rehabilitation, benefiting
[00:26:08] 2,000 or 2,754
[00:26:12] beneficiaries, while the outpatient clinics department provided
[00:26:16] 2,302 services that included
[00:26:19] 622 medical consultations and 2,680 technical
[00:26:22] consultations, benefiting 2,275
[00:26:26] beneficiaries, according to the monthly beneficiary
[00:26:29] lists.
[00:26:39] The Minister of Public Health and Population, Dr. Qassem Buhaibeh, launched in the interim
[00:26:42] capital, Aden, a blood donation
[00:26:45] campaign at the National Center for Blood Transfusion and Research.
[00:26:48] The minister inaugurated the campaign by donating blood,
[00:26:52] in a message emphasizing the importance of this humanitarian initiative
[00:26:56] and urging citizens to contribute to replenishing blood
[00:26:59] and its components and enhancing the capacity of health institutions
[00:27:03] to respond to emergencies and various treatment needs.
[00:27:06] Dr. Buhaibeh stressed during
[00:27:10] the meeting that blood donation represents a noble
[00:27:13] humanitarian act and a shared community responsibility due
[00:27:17] to its direct role in saving the lives of patients, injured,
[00:27:20] and wounded, especially in light of the exceptional
[00:27:23] circumstances the country is going through. He said that
[00:27:27] a drop of blood provided by a donor may be a reason
[00:27:30] for saving a human life.
[00:27:32] Therefore, blood donation is not merely a voluntary
[00:27:36] initiative, but rather a humanitarian
[00:27:39] and societal duty that reflects the highest
[00:27:43] forms of solidarity and compassion.
[00:27:58] The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center distributed, as part of the fifth
[00:28:01] phase of the emergency shelter plan in Yemen,
[00:28:05] 65 shelter bags in Al-Buraiqa district in
[00:28:08] Aden governorate, benefiting 390 individuals, representing
[00:28:12] 65 displaced families from the districts of Hays
[00:28:15] and Al-Khawkhah in Hodeidah governorate and Al-Makha
[00:28:18] districts in Taiz governorate to Aden
[00:28:21] governorate due to the escalation by the Houthi terrorist militias.
[00:28:25] In Hadhramaut, the King Salman Center distributed 146
[00:28:28] food baskets to the most needy families in the district
[00:28:31] of Al-Raidah. And Qasai in Hadhramaut governorate,
[00:28:35] benefiting 7,322
[00:28:38] individuals as part of the second phase of the emergency
[00:28:41] food intervention project in Yemen. The King Salman Center also
[00:28:44] distributed 234 food
[00:28:47] baskets in Tuban district in Lahj
[00:28:50] governorate, benefiting 1,638
[00:28:53] individuals, representing
[00:28:56] due to the recent events.
[00:28:59] At the end of
[00:29:08] every day, there is news worth mentioning, from
[00:29:11] small success stories to great achievements. Yemen
[00:29:15] is a homeland that deserves to be spoken of
[00:29:18] beautifully and grandly. Today,
[00:29:22] we mentioned some with you in Good News, because bad
[00:29:25] news always finds those who publish it, but good needs