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Saba Yemen
3 days ago
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Hodeida officials conduct Eid visits to frontline, security personnel
Hodeida – Saba; Major General Fadhel al-Dhayani, Commander of the Northern Axis, and Ghaleb Hamza, Assistant Undersecretary of Hodeida governorate on Saturday visited security and military personnel stationed at sites in al-Salif, Ras Isa, Kamaran districts, and al-Arj area for Eid al-Adha. Joined by the Director of the Yemeni Red Crescent Society branch and the Director of Kamaran District, they extended Eid greetings from the Revolution Leader, political leadership, and local authorities. Major General al-Dhayani praised the personnel's fighting spirit, discipline, and vigilance, emphasizing their crucial role in maintaining stability and security. Hamza highlighted the commitment of these "loyal men" in safeguarding the nation's security under all circumstances. The visit underscored appreciation for the sacrifices and national duty performed by those on duty during the holiday. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Saba Yemen
15-04-2025
- Health
- Saba Yemen
Parliament speaker calls for stronger support for Yemeni Red Crescent
Sana'a - Saba: Speaker of Parliament Yahya al-Ra'i on Tuesday emphasized the critical importance of providing robust support and assistance to the Yemeni Red Crescent Society (YRCS) to enable it to fully execute its humanitarian mission. Al-Ra'i's remarks came during a meeting in the capital Sana'a with Secretary-General of the YRCS Dr. Fouad al-Makhadi. During the meeting, attended by Secretary-General of the House, Abdullah al-Qasimi, Speaker al-Ra'i lauded the YRCS for its noble humanitarian role in serving the community. He specifically commended the Society's dedicated efforts in assisting vulnerable groups and alleviating suffering amidst the various challenges, particularly the ongoing crises and the impact of what he referred to as "American aggression targeting residential areas and the resources of the Yemeni people." Al-Ra'i stressed the necessity of unifying all efforts to effectively address emergencies and enhance preparedness in this regard. He praised the YRCS's effective response to crises and its organization of first aid training courses for youth and diverse segments of society, recognizing this as a significant contribution to equipping individuals with essential life-saving knowledge and skills, ultimately promoting health development and improving responses to disasters and road accidents. Dr. al-Makhadi expressed his deep gratitude to Speaker and members of Parliament for their consistent support and ongoing monitoring of the YRCS's activities. He highlighted the vital role of community cooperation in developing the skills of youth and targeted personnel, affirming the Society's commitment to collaborating with various organizations to implement more community-serving courses and initiatives. Dr. al-Makhadi also expressed the YRCS's readiness to actively contribute to raising health awareness within society, given its significant role in this field. He voiced hope for collaborative efforts across different media platforms to encourage youth, students, and administrative personnel to actively volunteer with the association and expand its reach to include the private sector. He also provided a review of the YRCS's accomplishments in recent years. The meeting, also attended by Assistant Secretary-General Abdulrahman al-Mansour, Head of the Council's Advisory Office Fatima Uqba, Head of the YRCS Branch in Sana'a Province Hussein al-Tawil, and other Society specialists, underscored the strong relationship between the Yemeni Parliament and the Yemeni Red Crescent Society in their shared commitment to serving the Yemeni people during challenging times. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Saba Yemen
28-01-2025
- General
- Saba Yemen
Handover of Al-Zahraa School Building in Hamdan District from Red Crescent
Sana'a - Saba: A technical and engineering committee in Sana'a Governorate received the Al-Zahraa Girls' School building project in Hamdan District, which was implemented by the Yemeni Red Crescent Society with the support of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development through the German Red Cross. The project consists of 22 classrooms and administrative and public facilities, at $638,000. The Deputy Governor, Atef Al-Mosli, praised the efforts of the Red Crescent Society in supporting education through vital projects and stressed that the school will contribute to improving the educational environment for female students. Officials in the Ministry of Education explained that the school, which was designed according to approved standards, provides a safe and stimulating environment for creativity. The Chairman of the Yemeni Red Crescent Society, Hussein Al-Tawil, indicated that the project is part of a program to rebuild and rehabilitate schools in the governorate, which included building and renovating schools, equipping them with chairs and equipment, providing school bags and cleaning supplies, in addition to training teachers and students in first aid and psychological care. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)
