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PM congratulates revolution leader, president al-Mashat
PM congratulates revolution leader, president al-Mashat

Saba Yemen

time17 hours ago

  • Politics
  • Saba Yemen

PM congratulates revolution leader, president al-Mashat

Sana'a - Saba: Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi extended his congratulations to Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi and President of the Supreme Political Council Mahdi al-Mashat on the advent of the new Hijri year 1447 AH. In a cable, al-Rahawi conveyed greetings on behalf of himself and the Government of Change and Construction to leader al-Houthi, president al-Mashat, members of the Political Council, Speakers of Parliament Yahya al-Ra'i and Shura Council Mohammed al-Aidarous, Supreme Judicial Council Head Judge Abdulmumin Shuja' al-Din, members of the three councils, and the entire Yemeni, Arab, and Islamic nations. The Prime Minister emphasized that this religious occasion carries significant lessons the nation must internalize to confront enemy conspiracies, particularly the Zionist project. The premier stressed the need for the nation to unite its efforts against this threat, rather than being diverted by secondary issues or internal divisions that have strayed it from its religious and moral duties. Al-Rahawi noted that the new Hijri year coincides with the great victory achieved by the Islamic Republic of Iran over the Zionist enemy, a triumph that has brought relief and pride to free people worldwide. He highlighted Yemen's own purest and most powerful images of sincere fraternal solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza, who are facing brutal aggression and starvation. Al-Rahawi urged Arab and Islamic peoples to break their silence and act in support of Gaza, recognizing that all are subject to Zionist ambitions that will only cease when met with collective force. The Prime Minister affirmed that the Government of Change and Construction will proceed with its general program, implementing directives from the Leader and President al-Mashat, with a focus on urgent priorities. Concluding his message, al-Rahawi reiterated his congratulations and prayers for the new Hijri year to bring more victories over the nation's enemies and yield fruitful government work. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)

PM launches strategic digital transformation project
PM launches strategic digital transformation project

Saba Yemen

time03-03-2025

  • Business
  • Saba Yemen

PM launches strategic digital transformation project

Sana'a - Saba: Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi inaugurated on Monday a strategic orientation project aimed at leading digital transformation in Yemen at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. The project focuses on digital transformation, developing ICT and postal infrastructure, achieving comprehensive digitalization across sectors, and building a digital economy driven by innovation and entrepreneurship. It also aims to strengthen national cybersecurity, enhance digital skills, and modernize legal frameworks for the ICT and postal sector. Prime Minister al-Rahawi praised the ministry's leadership and staff for their commitment to this vital initiative, highlighting its importance for state institutions and national technical development. He acknowledged the ministry's role in cybersecurity and its efforts to maintain services across Yemen, including in areas under occupation, despite challenges posed by external actors. Al-Rahawi condemned attempts to alter the demographic reality of Socotra and reiterated Yemen's readiness to confront any escalation in Gaza or aggression against the Yemeni people. Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Eng. Mohammed al-Mahdi, emphasized that the project aligns with the government's modernization efforts and aims to transform Yemen into a digitally advanced nation. He detailed the project's vision, mission, values, and strategic goals, developed by a specialized advisory team. The strategic direction is based on Republican Resolution No. 44 of 1446 AH, which mandates the ministry to lead digital transformation and provide modern ICT services. The ministry plans to host Yemen's first digital transformation conference, preceded by workshops with relevant stakeholders. Engineer Amin al-Harthi, head of the advisory team, outlined the project's focus on emerging technologies and artificial intelligence, drawing from best international practices. He highlighted the analysis of the ministry's structure and its realignment with new legal directives. Presentations were also given on digital transformation initiatives within the SADAD platform and the importance of cloud computing for government institutions. The event was attended by various government officials and ICT sector leaders. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)

Yemen launches new medicine, pharmacy law to ensure pharmaceutical safety
Yemen launches new medicine, pharmacy law to ensure pharmaceutical safety

Saba Yemen

time22-02-2025

  • Health
  • Saba Yemen

Yemen launches new medicine, pharmacy law to ensure pharmaceutical safety

Sana'a - Saba: Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi on Saturday participated in the launch of the Medicine and Pharmacy Law 1446 AH, a significant legislative achievement aimed at regulating the pharmaceutical sector and ensuring public health. The law, enacted by the Ministry of Health and Environment and the Supreme Authority for Medicines and Medical Supplies, is hailed as a "pharmaceutical safety valve." Prime Minister al-Rahawi emphasized the law's importance in legalizing and regulating the pharmaceutical industry, controlling the dispensing of medicines, and protecting society from improper drug use. He stressed the need for strict enforcement and continuous monitoring to ensure its effectiveness. "This law is a great achievement for the benefit of society and its health," stated al-Rahawi. He also highlighted the government's commitment to expanding local pharmaceutical production to reduce reliance on imports. Minister of Health and Environment Dr. Ali Shiban described the law as the first comprehensive legislation of its kind in Yemen. He noted its focus on transitioning from a purely commercial approach to medicine to a service-oriented one, emphasizing rational drug use, governance, and controlled sales. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)

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