As part of its ongoing humanitarian efforts during Eid al-Adha, the Yemen International Agency for Development implemented the distribution of Qurbani meat to a number of eligible families, aiming to strengthen social solidarity values and bring joy to the hearts of the most vulnerable households.

The distribution reached hundreds of beneficiary families, helping to ease their living burdens and enabling them to share in the joy of Eid despite difficult humanitarian conditions in many areas.

The distribution process was carried out through an organized mechanism based on humanitarian standards, ensuring fairness, transparency, and the delivery of assistance to those most in need.

The Yemen International Agency for Development stated that the Qurbani Project is part of its seasonal programs aimed at supporting food security and enhancing humanitarian interventions during religious occasions, contributing to improved living conditions for targeted families.

This initiative reflects the values of generosity and solidarity, highlighting the importance of humanitarian partnerships in reaching the most vulnerable groups and providing timely support when it is most needed.

The Yemen International Agency for Development invites philanthropists and benefactors to participate in this year’s Qurbani Project, which aims to deliver sacrificial meat to the most vulnerable families and bring joy and happiness to their hearts during the days of Eid al-Adha.

This project comes as part of the humanitarian efforts through which the Yemen International Agency for Development seeks to promote values of solidarity and compassion, and provide food assistance to families facing difficult living conditions, ensuring they benefit from this blessed ritual in an organized and Sharia-compliant manner.

The organization carries out the slaughtering and distribution of the sacrificial animals in accordance with Islamic guidelines and humanitarian standards, ensuring that aid reaches its rightful beneficiaries with the highest levels of transparency and care.

The Qurbani Project represents a meaningful opportunity to bring happiness to the faces of needy families and make Eid a season of giving and compassion through direct support to the most vulnerable groups.

To contribute to the Qurbani Project, please contact the agency through its official communication channels.

As part of its humanitarian efforts to strengthen food security and ease the living burdens of vulnerable families, the Yemen International Agency for Development implemented a food basket distribution project with the support of Hayr Yolu Foundation – Türkiye, reaching a number of families in need across targeted areas.

The project forms part of a series of humanitarian interventions carried out by the agency to support vulnerable families and help them secure their basic needs amid the economic and humanitarian challenges facing many regions of Yemen.

The distributed food baskets contained essential food items that help cover part of the beneficiaries’ daily needs, contributing to improved living conditions and reducing the pressures faced by families, particularly in light of rising living costs and declining sources of income.

The Yemen International Agency for Development emphasized that food security projects represent a key pillar of its humanitarian programs due to their direct impact on supporting vulnerable groups and strengthening their ability to cope with difficult circumstances.

The agency also expressed its appreciation for the support provided by Hayr Yolu Foundation – Türkiye, noting that effective humanitarian partnerships help expand relief interventions and reach a greater number of beneficiaries, creating a positive and sustainable impact on the lives of families in need.

As part of its efforts to expand its partnership network and strengthen humanitarian and development work, the Yemen International Agency for Development paid a visit to Umda Association. During the meeting, both sides discussed opportunities for joint cooperation and prospects for coordination in implementing sustainable development initiatives and projects.

The discussions addressed ways to enhance areas of collaboration, exchange expertise and perspectives, and support programs aimed at improving the living conditions of beneficiary communities, while increasing the effectiveness of humanitarian and development interventions across various sectors.

Both parties emphasized the importance of building strategic partnerships based on integration and continuous coordination, contributing to the unification of efforts, expanding initiatives that respond to the needs of vulnerable groups, and creating a positive and sustainable impact on local communities.

They also stressed the importance of strengthening cooperation between humanitarian and development organizations and exploring new opportunities to implement quality projects that support development pathways and improve the quality of life of targeted beneficiaries.

This visit reaffirms the Yemen International Agency for Development’s commitment to building strategic relationships with various institutions, expanding areas of cooperation, and working toward common goals that serve communities and contribute to sustainable development.

In an atmosphere filled with joy and happiness, the Yemen International Agency for Development organized a recreational day for primary school orphan children, aiming to bring happiness to their hearts and enhance their psychological and social well-being.

The event was generously supported by Hayr Yolu Foundation – Türkiye, as part of ongoing humanitarian partnership efforts to support orphans and address their educational and psychological needs.

The recreational day included interactive activities, games, and light competitions, in addition to the distribution of gifts to the children in an atmosphere filled with joy and delight.

The agency emphasized that such activities are part of its ongoing programs for caring for orphans, aiming to build a supportive environment that contributes to children’s personal development and strengthens them psychologically and socially.

The event concluded with great happiness, as the children expressed their joy and appreciation for this humanitarian initiative.

As part of efforts to strengthen humanitarian and development partnerships and expand areas of joint cooperation, a delegation from the Yemen International Agency for Development visited Sela Development Foundation to explore new opportunities for collaboration in various humanitarian and development-related fields.

The delegation was headed by Dr. Abdulselam Al-Salami, Executive Director of the Yemen Office, Mr. Zakaria Shaalan, Executive Director of the Turkey Office, and Dr. Abdullah Al-Jouri, Director of Partnerships and Funding. They were received by Mr. Ali Ba Shomakh, Director of Sela Development Foundation.

During the meeting, both sides reviewed ways to strengthen their existing partnership and discussed opportunities to expand cooperation in humanitarian and development programs and projects, aiming to meet the needs of the most vulnerable groups in society and enhance the effectiveness of field interventions.

The discussions also highlighted the importance of implementing sustainable and impactful projects that create tangible improvements in beneficiaries’ lives and contribute to social stability and development efforts in targeted areas.

Both parties emphasized the importance of enhancing coordination between humanitarian institutions, building strategic partnerships, and strengthening knowledge and experience exchange to improve the efficiency of humanitarian work and achieve more sustainable outcomes.

The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to further strengthen cooperation and expand partnership areas in line with common humanitarian and development goals, ensuring better access to the most vulnerable communities.

The Yemen International Agency for Development carried out a drinking water distribution project in several displacement camps as part of its ongoing humanitarian efforts aimed at alleviating the suffering of displaced families and improving their access to essential services. The project seeks to provide safe drinking water to families who face daily challenges in accessing this vital resource.

This intervention comes in response to the growing needs within the camps, where clean water represents one of the most essential requirements for maintaining public health and reducing risks associated with water scarcity or unsafe water sources, particularly under difficult humanitarian conditions.

The project contributed to providing drinking water supplies to beneficiary families, helping to reduce the burden of securing daily water needs and enhancing their ability to cope with the challenging living conditions caused by displacement.

The Yemen International Agency for Development emphasized that water-related projects are a priority humanitarian intervention due to their direct impact on human life and health. It also noted its continued efforts to implement projects aimed at strengthening water security and improving the living conditions of the most vulnerable groups.

This project is part of a series of humanitarian programs implemented by the agency across various service sectors, aiming to respond to urgent community needs and contribute to providing more stable and dignified living conditions for displaced families.

The Yemen International Agency for Development has announced the opening of applications for undergraduate scholarships at Al-Bukhary University in Malaysia for the 2026–2027 academic year, as part of its ongoing efforts to support the education sector and expand access to quality higher education opportunities for Yemeni youth.

These scholarships are the result of a partnership between the Yemen International Agency for Development, Al-Bukhary University, and Insan Association Malaysia. The initiative aims to enable Yemeni high school graduates to pursue higher education in an international academic environment that enhances their academic and personal skills and prepares them to contribute effectively to the development of their communities.

The scholarship offers a wide range of academic programs that meet labor market demands and development needs, including Business Administration and its specializations, Economics, Social Development, Islamic Finance, Political Science and International Relations, Education, Media and Communication, Computer Science, Data Science, and Information Technology with a specialization in Cybersecurity.

The program provides several educational and living benefits for accepted students, including full tuition fee coverage throughout the bachelor’s degree program, free on-campus accommodation and meals, and study in a fully English-language international learning environment.

The agency has outlined a number of eligibility requirements, including obtaining a high school certificate with a minimum score of 75%, being under the age of 20 at the time of application, demonstrating a good command of English, and not being enrolled in any other university.

The Yemen International Agency for Development invited interested applicants to complete their applications and submit the required documents within the specified timeline. The application deadline is 30 May 2026, while the names of nominated students for university registration will be announced on 30 June 2026.

The agency emphasized that this initiative reflects its vision of investing in education as one of the most important pillars of sustainable development. It seeks to provide Yemeni youth with access to distinguished higher education opportunities that enhance their academic and professional capabilities and open broader horizons for their future.

The Yemen International Agency for Development implemented a food basket distribution project targeting some of the most vulnerable families in Yemen as part of its humanitarian interventions aimed at strengthening food security and alleviating difficult living conditions.

The project comes at a time when many families are facing growing economic challenges and increasing financial pressures, making the provision of basic necessities essential to reducing the impact of food insecurity and supporting social stability.

The food baskets provided under the project represent direct support for beneficiary families, containing essential food items that help meet part of their daily needs and assist them in coping with ongoing hardships.

The Yemen International Agency for Development emphasized that this intervention is part of a series of ongoing humanitarian initiatives targeting the most vulnerable groups. The agency noted that humanitarian work extends beyond emergency response to building effective partnerships that ensure the continuity and sustainability of support.

The agency also expressed its appreciation to the Good Way Foundation – Türkiye for its generous support, which contributed to the implementation of the project and helped reach families in need. Such partnerships, the agency noted, enhance the effectiveness of humanitarian interventions and expand their impact on the ground.

The Yemen International Agency for Development reaffirmed its commitment to continuing humanitarian and development programs aimed at improving living conditions and strengthening the resilience of the most vulnerable communities across Yemen.

In a new humanitarian step reflecting strong cooperation in supporting the education sector, the “Mulhim School” was inaugurated in Marib Governorate. The school aims to provide a safe and suitable learning environment for displaced students, ensuring the continuity of education despite the ongoing challenges in the country.

The project was implemented by the Yemen International Agency for Development, with generous support from the Mulhim Volunteer Team. It aims to provide educational opportunities for the most vulnerable groups and enable students to continue their academic journey and build their future.

Mulhim School represents an important addition to the education sector in Marib, facilitating the integration of displaced students into the education system and reducing pressure on existing schools, while also providing a more organized and safe learning environment.

The project targets students at risk of dropping out, offering them a real opportunity to return to school and helping reduce dropout rates.

Officials emphasized that this initiative is a model of strong cooperation between humanitarian and volunteer organizations and highlighted that education is a cornerstone of sustainable development.

The project is part of a series of humanitarian interventions aimed at supporting the education system in Yemen and providing students with a better future.