As part of its efforts to promote cultural activities and develop community initiatives in Turkey, the Yemen International Agency for Development (YIAD) in Turkey has signed agreements to implement cultural projects worth 4,352,000 Turkish Lira. These projects aim to directly support 499 beneficiaries with the participation of 4 partner institutions in their implementation.

The duration of the projects will extend for one full year, with the objective of supporting the cultural sector in Turkey, focusing on the development of initiatives that empower local communities. These projects aim to enhance cultural events that contribute to raising cultural awareness and increasing interaction among different segments of society.

Through these agreements, YIAD seeks to create a positive and sustainable impact on the cultural scene, supporting activities and initiatives that enhance cultural identity and develop community capacities.

The Yemen International Agency for Development (YIAD) took part in the World Literacy Day celebrations in Marib Governorate, in partnership with the Literacy and Adult Education Office. This event was part of efforts to raise awareness about the importance of literacy and ensure the right to education for all.

In his speech during the event, Dr. Abdulsalam Al-Salami, Executive Director of YIAD, emphasized the need to strengthen efforts to ensure the right to education for every individual. He noted that education is the foundation for building a just and sustainable society and praised the efforts of the literacy workers and teachers, acknowledging their significant role in spreading knowledge and awareness in the governorate.

Dr. Al-Salami also expressed his gratitude to all the parties involved in supporting these initiatives, which contribute to empowering individuals with essential literacy skills for their personal development and sustainable progress.

At the end of the ceremony, outstanding literacy workers were honored for their great efforts in promoting education and awareness. The ceremony was attended by officials and the public, reflecting the community’s appreciation for these vital efforts.

The Yemen International Agency for Development (YIAD) has signed a partnership agreement with the Literacy and Adult Education Office in Marib Governorate, aiming to enhance cooperation in supporting educational and developmental programs in the governorate. This partnership seeks to contribute to the development of the local community by implementing literacy projects and capacity-building initiatives, thus promoting human development in Marib.

The agreement was signed by Dr. Abdulsalam Al-Salami, Executive Director of YIAD’s Yemen office, and Mr. Munir Qassem Maqaridh, Director of the Literacy and Adult Education Office in Marib. This agreement is part of joint efforts to enhance education and empower individuals by improving their skills and knowledge, contributing to the advancement of the local community and achieving sustainable development goals.

This partnership is expected to improve the quality of education and support programs aimed at raising the skill levels of adults who need new educational and professional competencies, helping to foster social and economic growth in the region.

The Talent Care Program, which aims to prepare young leaders and develop their capabilities, has topped the headlines of the 402nd issue of the “Al-Alamiya” magazine, published by the International Islamic Charitable Organization. This program is recognized as one of the most outstanding initiatives in nurturing talented individuals. The magazine’s article highlighted the achievements of the distinguished students who participated in the program over the years.

As the Talent Care Program celebrates its 14th anniversary, it has significantly contributed to enhancing the academic and leadership skills of its participants. The article featured the graduation of many students from the master’s level, reflecting the profound impact of the program on shaping future young leaders and fostering their academic and professional skills.

To read the magazine and its special article on the Talent Care Program, you can visit the following link: https://www.iico.org/ar/alalmeyamagazen/402.html

The Talent Care Center of the Yemen International Agency for Development (YIAD) hosted a training course organized by the “Tadqiq” platform, titled “Basics of Information Verification.” The course targeted journalists, journalism students, and content creators, focusing on providing participants with essential skills to verify the accuracy of information in their respective fields.

Throughout the course, several key topics were covered, including how to verify news and images using modern digital tools, analyzing sources and content, as well as understanding the mechanisms for detecting false and misleading information. The course aimed to empower participants to enhance the quality of the content they produce and increase the transparency and accuracy of the information presented to the public.

At the end of the course, participants expressed their great benefit from the skills acquired, emphasizing the importance of information verification in the age of rapid content dissemination online. This course is part of a series of training programs aimed at promoting media literacy and developing journalism and content creation skills, contributing to more reliable and accurate content.

As part of the “Excellence Support Project” implemented by the Yemen International Agency for Development across various Yemeni governorates, a specialized training program on communication and presentation skills was conducted in Seiyun. This program is part of a series of diverse initiatives aimed at developing the capabilities of outstanding students and enhancing their personal and professional skills.

The program targeted top-performing students from various academic stages and focused on developing their effective communication, distinguished presentation, and professional delivery skills. The program included interactive workshops and advanced training sessions led by experienced trainers, enriching the participants’ experience and improving their abilities in multiple fields.

This program is part of the comprehensive educational roadmap adopted by the agency, aiming to prepare a distinguished generation of students across Yemen. It reflects the agency’s commitment to providing quality educational opportunities that empower outstanding students and prepare them for a bright future.

The Yemen International Agency for Development expresses its gratitude to all participants and trainers and reaffirms its commitment to continuing to offer distinguished developmental programs that support education and foster skills across Yemen.

The Yemen International Agency for Development has announced the beginning of the first phase of the construction of Hussein Al-Ansari School, a project funded by Al-Rahma International Association. This project is part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to enhance the education sector in Yemen and aims to provide a comprehensive educational environment that supports the development of students’ skills and abilities.

The project includes the construction of modern facilities equipped with the latest educational tools, offering students an encouraging and suitable learning environment. This initiative reflects the commitment of both the Yemen International Agency for Development and Al-Rahma International Association to improving educational infrastructure and providing learning opportunities that contribute to building an educated and conscious generation.

The agency looks forward to Hussein Al-Ansari School’s contribution to enhancing the quality of education in the region, expecting it to have a long-term positive impact on students and the local community. The agency also expresses its gratitude to Al-Rahma International Association for its generous support and dedication to improving education in Yemen.

In the framework of strengthening cooperation and partnership between humanitarian and local institutions, the Yemen International Agency for Development received Dr. Ahmed Al-Abadi, Director General of the Health Office in Marib Governorate. During the meeting, the agency’s interventions in the health sector and the urgent needs of the governorate were discussed.

The meeting addressed the current challenges facing the health sector in Marib and explored the best ways to support and improve healthcare services in the region. Both parties expressed great interest in strengthening the long-term partnership between the agency and the Health Office, aiming to enhance the health situation and more effectively meet the needs of the population.

Both sides emphasized the importance of intensifying joint efforts to support the health sector in Marib, and reaffirmed their commitment to cooperation in providing the necessary support to health facilities. This collaboration is expected to improve healthcare services and benefit the local community.

The Yemen International Agency for Development expressed its appreciation for the efforts made by the Health Office in Marib and confirmed its readiness to continue providing support and developing joint strategies to address health challenges in the region.

In its ongoing efforts to support the education sector in Yemen, the Yemen International Agency for Development has announced the commencement of the Al-Firdaws School construction project in Marib Governorate. This project is generously funded by the Al-Firdaws Charity Association in France and represents a significant step toward improving the educational infrastructure in the region.

The Al-Firdaws School project aims to create a model educational environment that addresses students’ needs and supports the continuity of the educational process in Marib. It is part of the agency’s strategies to provide better educational opportunities and support local communities in overcoming the challenges they face.

The project phases include constructing classrooms and equipping educational facilities. This initiative reflects the Yemen International Agency for Development commitment to enhancing education in the most underserved areas and improving students’ access to high-quality education.

As part of efforts to enhance cooperation among civil society organizations, Mr. Saleh Hazam, the Executive Director of the Gifted Care Center, participated in the morning forum organized by the Union of NGOs of the Islamic World (İDSB) and the Turkish Volunteer Organizations Foundation (TGTV), held yesterday.

The forum featured an exchange of ideas and discussions on recommendations for the upcoming International Exhibition for NGOs, scheduled to take place from November 20 to 22 in Istanbul. This exhibition is expected to bring together more than 200 NGOs from around the world, providing a valuable opportunity for collaboration and the sharing of experiences among these organizations, and promoting civil society work in various fields.

This event is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen ties among global civil society organizations and to develop effective strategies for supporting communities and achieving sustainable development.