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.

As part of its ongoing efforts to support education and promote sustainable development in Yemen, the Yemeni International Development Agency has announced the opening of Owais Al-Qarni School in Marib Governorate. This project represents a significant step towards providing an integrated educational environment that meets students’ needs and contributes to building a better future for the coming generations.

Owais Al-Qarni School, inaugurated in the presence of several officials and community leaders, consists of five classrooms equipped with the latest educational tools, along with other facilities including school administration and restrooms. The school has been designed to accommodate approximately 600 students, distributed over two shifts, morning and afternoon, which enhances the region’s capacity to provide education to a larger number of students.

Through this project, the Yemeni International Development Agency aims to strengthen the educational infrastructure in Marib, a region experiencing population growth due to internal displacement. By providing this school, the agency seeks to alleviate the pressure on existing schools and offer new educational opportunities for children and youth in the area.

The Yemen International Development Agency has announced the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement with Sabahattin Zaim University, aimed at enhancing higher education opportunities for graduate students from Yemen and other Arab countries.

The agreement aims to enable students to access advanced educational programs across various academic disciplines, thereby contributing to the development of their scientific and research skills. This partnership will facilitate admission and provide outstanding educational opportunities for Yemeni and Arab students, focusing on meeting their academic and professional needs.

The Yemen International Development Agency stated that this agreement is part of its ongoing efforts to support the education sector in Yemen and the Arab world, through the provision of comprehensive educational programs that contribute to building a generation of skilled individuals capable of facing future challenges.

The agency noted that this collaboration represents a significant step towards strengthening academic and scientific relations between educational institutions in the region, enhancing mutual understanding and knowledge exchange.

In conclusion, the Yemen International Development Agency reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its work in advancing higher education and supporting scientific research by establishing strategic partnerships with prestigious educational institutions like Sabahattin Zaim University, contributing to sustainable development in the region.

Yemen International Agency for Development organized a meeting at its headquarters to open the bids for the construction of Al-Firdaws School. The meeting was attended by representatives from the agency, members of the committee responsible for evaluating the submitted bids, and representatives from several competing construction companies.

The project aims to enhance the educational infrastructure in Marib Governorate and provide a suitable and high-quality educational environment for students in the region. This initiative is part of the agency’s strategy to support the education sector in Yemen by constructing and rehabilitating educational institutions and providing the necessary support to ensure the continuity of the educational process.

Through this project, the Yemen International Agency for Development seeks to enhance educational opportunities for students in Marib, contributing to sustainable development in the region. The project is expected to have a positive impact on the local community by improving the quality of education and providing modern, well-equipped educational facilities.

Yemen International Agency for Development honored Professor Dr. Abdulmutaleb Arba, Head of the Islamic Economics Department at Sabahaddin Zaim University, in recognition of his dedicated efforts and continuous cooperation with the first cohort of the Talent Development Program students during their Master’s studies at Sabahaddin Zaim University.

This honor reflects the agency’s commitment to enhancing academic partnerships and collaborating with leading educational institutions. The agency commended Dr. Arba for his significant role in supporting students, encouraging their academic excellence, and providing necessary guidance and mentorship throughout their studies.

The agency expressed its gratitude and appreciation to Dr. Arba for his ongoing efforts in developing and advancing Islamic economics and supporting Yemeni students. It also emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between the agency and Sabahaddin Zaim University in various academic and research fields, contributing to the elevation of educational standards and the development of students’ scientific capabilities.

It is worth noting that the Talent Development Program managed by Yemen International Agency for Development aims to support talented and exceptional students by providing them with educational opportunities at the best universities and academic institutions worldwide, thus preparing a generation of competencies capable of achieving sustainable development in Yemen.

Yemen International Agency for Development has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Sustainability Foundation to enhance capacity development. The agreement was signed by Mr. Rushdi Bamsood, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Sustainability Foundation, and Mr. Zakaria Shaalan, Executive Director of the Yemeni International Development Agency in Turkey, alongside Dr. Abdulsalam Al-Salami, Executive Director of the agency in Yemen. This agreement is part of the agency’s strategy to expand its operations both internally and externally by strengthening partnerships with local and international organizations, aimed at supporting development and economic empowerment programs.

Yemen International Agency for Development – Turkey has concluded the First Scientific Forum for Talented Students, with participation from leading scientists, academics, and both international and local institutions. The forum also featured a graduation ceremony for the first cohort of students from the Talent Development Program at the Master’s level.

The President of the Yemen International Agency for Development – Turkey, welcomed Mr. Abdullah Salem Abeh, the Executive Director of the Aoun Relief and Development Coalition – Yemen. The discussion focused on the educational and economic challenges in Yemen, with an emphasis on joint cooperation to improve the quality of education and community empowerment to achieve effective results.

As part of its ongoing efforts to support education, the Yemen International Agency for Development has commenced the construction of Owais Al-Qarni School in Marib Governorate. The project has successfully completed the first phase, which included excavation and foundation work.

The agency aims through this project to support students and provide a comprehensive educational environment to ensure the continuity of the educational process in the governorate.

The Gifted Talents Center, part of the Yemen International Agency for Development, has concluded its Community Leadership Empowerment Program, which lasted for three days. The program aimed to enhance the leadership skills of participants and develop their core competencies for effective community involvement.

The program began with a training session on effective communication skills led by Trainer Yasser Al-Sayed Omar. On the second day, Strategic Expert Engineer Shahab Al-Ariqi conducted a workshop titled “Essential Management Skills.” Al-Ariqi continued on the third day with a course on “Modern Management Skills.”

The program saw participation from student union leaders, reading club presidents, and youth initiative heads.