As part of its ongoing efforts to support humanitarian work, the Yemen International Agency for Development participated in the “For Yemen” Forum, organized by the Union of NGOs in the Islamic World, with the participation of Yemeni and Turkish humanitarian organizations.

The forum discussed the current challenges faced by the Yemeni people in various sectors, focusing on the urgent intervention needs and opportunities to strengthen sustainable responses. Views and ideas were exchanged on how to coordinate between humanitarian organizations to ensure a tangible impact on the lives of the most vulnerable groups in Yemen.

During the forum, the Yemen International Agency for Development reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its humanitarian and development efforts in Yemen and called for strengthening effective partnerships to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the country.

The Yemen International Agency for Development has launched the new edition of the “Outstanding Students Care” project for 2025, targeting 80 male and female students in 4 Yemeni governorates.

The project began with a series of preparatory training courses designed to develop the students’ skills and enhance their academic and personal abilities. These courses are part of a comprehensive plan aimed at supporting outstanding students and enabling them to achieve their academic aspirations and excel in their respective fields. The project aims to equip participants with the tools and knowledge necessary for success in their academic and professional journeys.

In a significant step towards enhancing health services in Yemen, the Yemen International Agency for Development has received the land for the Noura Al-Obaid Health Center Project in Marib province, which aims to provide specialized medical services for maternity care and support for pregnant women. This project is a major contribution to improving healthcare for women and children in the region.

This move is part of the ongoing collaboration between the Yemen International Agency for Development and Al-Tanmia Charity Foundation from Kuwait, which has generously supported the project. The construction work for the health center is set to begin soon. The land handover ceremony was attended by Dr. Ahmed Al-Abadi, Director of the Health Office in Marib, who praised the importance of the project in strengthening health services for mothers and newborns in the province. He emphasized that the project will contribute to improving overall healthcare and help reduce maternal and child mortality rates in the region.

Dr. Al-Abadi further noted that the project will enhance the health system’s capacity in Marib by providing modern and appropriate medical services for pregnant women and postnatal care. Representatives of the Yemen International Agency for Development also commended the significant role of the Al-Tanmia Charity Foundation in supporting humanitarian and development projects in Yemen, reiterating the agency’s continued commitment to improving health services in Yemen and meeting the medical needs of the community amidst the current challenges.

The Noura Al-Obaid Health Center Project is an important milestone in the agency’s efforts to improve health services and support the health sector in Yemen. The project aims to provide a modern health center that meets the needs of the community by offering quality maternity care and support for pregnant women in the region.

A delegation from the Yemen International Agency for Development met with the Indonesian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anies Matta, in Jakarta to discuss ways to enhance cooperation and partnership in humanitarian and developmental fields.

During the meeting, the agency’s delegation presented its major projects in Yemen, emphasizing the importance of supporting ongoing humanitarian efforts and strengthening coordination with international partners to achieve sustainable development across various sectors. It was also stressed the need for close cooperation in addressing humanitarian issues and achieving tangible progress in development projects targeting the most vulnerable groups in Yemen.

This meeting is part of the agency’s efforts to strengthen international cooperation and explore future opportunities to support projects aimed at improving the lives of disadvantaged communities, reflecting the agency’s commitment to expanding its partnerships with countries and international organizations to achieve sustainable humanitarian and developmental goals.

The Yemen International Agency for Development held a specialized workshop on mental health, with the participation of a group of officials and experts in the health field. Among the participants were Dr. Bashir Al-Fadhli, Director of Organizations at the Ministry of Health, Dr. Mohammed Bin Hisiya, Director of the National Mental Health Program, Dr. Zaynab Al-Nahdi, Acting Head of the Program, along with a number of specialists in this field.

The workshop discussions centered on the challenges facing the mental health sector and ways to develop national strategies to improve mental health services in Yemen. There was also a focus on enhancing collaboration between official bodies and international organizations to achieve the desired goals.

The workshop included presentations on the national mental health strategy by Dr. Zaynab Al-Nahdi, and the state of mental health in the Marib governorate by Dr. Mahyoub Ahmed Al-Mukhlafi. Participants emphasized the importance of supporting national programs and developing strategic plans that meet the needs of the local community, enhancing the effectiveness of mental health services.

The construction of Ahmed Salih Al-Ajiri (Al-Sadir) School in Taiz Governorate continues, generously funded by Al-Rahma World Association from Kuwait, under the supervision and implementation of Yemen International Agency for Development. This project is part of the agency’s efforts to improve the educational environment in affected areas by providing distinguished educational facilities.

The project, which is still in its early stages, is making continuous progress, with the school being built as a fully equipped educational center to serve the local children. The project is expected to contribute to accommodating more students and providing an improved educational environment that enhances education opportunities in the region.

Upon completion, the project will provide sustainable educational opportunities, positively impacting the education level in Taiz and surrounding areas.

As part of efforts to enhance health services in Marib Governorate, the Yemen International Agency for Development, represented by the Executive Director of its office in Yemen, Dr. Abdulsalam Al-Salami, signed a contract with the Marib Health Office, headed by Dr. Ahmed Al-Abadi, to establish the Noura Al-Obeid Health Center for maternity and maternal care.

The project is funded by the Kuwaiti Tanmiah Charity Foundation, and the center will be built east of Marib Airport. The project aims to provide comprehensive health services to over 2,000 beneficiaries monthly, as part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to improve maternal and child services in the region. The center aims to contribute to reducing maternal and child mortality rates, in addition to promoting health awareness among pregnant women in Marib.

This center is a significant step toward achieving the Yemen International Agency for Development’s goals of enhancing healthcare in affected areas, ensuring the improvement of health living standards for local communities.

The Yemen International Agency for Development has opened a new school in Marib – Jufine, with generous funding from Rahma World Association, in the presence of Mr. Abdulaziz Al-Bakri, Deputy Director of the Education Office in Marib Governorate, and several officials and educational and social figures.

Mr. Abdulaziz Al-Bakri praised the agency’s role in supporting the education sector, noting that these educational projects contribute to improving the learning environment for students, positively impacting the educational process. Dr. Abdul Salam Al-Salami, the Executive Director of the agency in Yemen, expressed his sincere thanks to Rahma World Association and the State of Kuwait for their continued support for humanitarian projects in Yemen.

This project is part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the education process in Yemen, aiming to provide sustainable educational opportunities for children, especially in affected areas, thus contributing to improving the education level and enhancing future development opportunities.

The Yemen International Agency for Development is participating in the KolaborasIP International Forum 2025 held in Indonesia, showcasing its key development and humanitarian projects and strengthening international cooperation opportunities in the field of sustainable development.

The Agency’s participation in the forum aims to exchange experiences and highlight its efforts in supporting the humanitarian and developmental sectors, with a focus on education, health, economic empowerment, and humanitarian response. The Agency is also striving to build strategic partnerships with international organizations, contributing to enhancing the impact of its projects and achieving sustainable development that meets the needs of affected communities.

KolaborasIP Forum is one of the most prominent international platforms that brings together development stakeholders. It provides the Yemen International Agency for Development with an opportunity to expand its global partnerships and enhance its presence in efforts aimed at improving living conditions in the most needy communities.

Jibul area of Marib Governorate, with generous funding from the Kuwait-based Rahma International Association. The opening ceremony was attended by Mr. Abdulaziz Al-Bakri, Deputy Director of the Office of Education and Teaching in Marib, along with several officials and educational figures.

Dr. Abdulsalam Al-Selami, Executive Director of the Yemen International Agency for Development, stated that the school accommodates 400 students and includes five classrooms, an administrative office, and two restrooms. It has been fully equipped with essential educational materials to provide a comprehensive learning environment for students in the region.

He emphasized that this project is part of the agency’s efforts to support the education sector by enhancing learning opportunities for students in rural areas, improving education quality, and contributing to sustainable development in the governorate.

The school’s inauguration was met with widespread appreciation from local residents, who praised the active role of the Yemen International Agency for Development and expressed their gratitude for the valuable contributions of Rahma International Association in strengthening the educational process in Yemen.