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VP urges official media to concentrate on eliminating Houthi militia’s coup, reinstating legitimateauthorities

Cabinet approves draft bill about relocating HQ of High Authorityfor Medicines in Aden

Yemen participates in28th session of Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union

Yemen, UAE discuss enhancingdiplomatic efforts

Deputy Health Minister WHORegional Director

13 Dhu Al-Qadah 1439 H - 26 July 2018 AD

By Information Attache of the Yemeni Embassy in RiyadhWeekly Bulletin

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President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi stated that it is very important to boost local resistance’s role in different regions of Tehama province in order to defeat the Iranian scheme in Yemen and the region which has been promoted by Iran-allied Houthi militia.President Hadi’s statement came as he met Sunday in the interim capital Aden with governor of Al-Mahweat province DrSalehSomei’a .

Somei’a reported to the President about the situations in the province and the role of Al-Mahweat’s population in resisting Houthi militia’s control. President Hadi vowed to provide different forms of support to enable the Yemeni people of defeating Houthi militia’s coup and establish the new federal Yemen that all Yemeni peoples agreed on through the National Dialogue’s outcomes and the draft constitution of the Federal State.

His Excellency (HE) President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi stated that the war triggered

by Iran-allied Houthiputschist militia has inflicted severe damages on Yemen the

homeland and society. Warfare’s consequences have affected innocent and armless

President Hadi stresses the

importance of bolstering local

resistance in Tehama province

President Hadi: Repercussions of Houthiputschist

militia’s war caused Yemen

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civilians of women and children whom the militia has forcefully displaced them from their own origin villages and cities, killing their fathers, demolishing their houses in a criminal war aimed to impose by brute force and Iranian financial and military sponsorship an alien experiment.

In an interview with (BBC TV) HE said” We have been desperately seeking for putting an end of our peoples’ torment and managing the amplifications of the putschist militia’s war. We’re doing our utmost, devoting all resources and capacities to cope with the challenges we have been facing, working hard on reinstating basic services, re-normalizing situations and fighting terrorism of its different forms amid extremely complicated and tough circumstances”.

HE added” We have always been, and will continue to be, keen seeker of peace and dialogue, this is our policy, we positively dealt with peace proposals and offered significant concessions for peace in different stages, but unfortunately we’re dealing with Iran-allied ultra-conservative and sectarian group aimed to establish the Iranian-style ruling

system and revive Persian scheme, a matter they openly demonstrated through recent statements by Hassan Nasser Allah about his the existence of party’s elements in Yemen and Iran’s declaration that Sana’a was the fourth Arab capital to fall down under its influence”.

The President talked about several topics and issues relating to the Yemeni situation, peace efforts and Houthi groups’ full loyalty to Iran”.

HE stated that humanitarian situation in Yemen requires that International community must mount pressures upon Iran to stop its inferences in Yemen’s internal affairs, halt smuggling weapons to the militia that used to attack Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in flagrant violation of the International embargo.

HE noted that Houthi militia has been planting landmines, taking up weapons and death tools against our people, besieging cities, citing Taiz city as a case-in-point, has been besieged by the militia for three years.

The President said” We can today shell Sana’a with artillery but we don’t adopt militia-style behavior , we eventually have moral and humanitarian responsibility

toward our people that Houthi has been working on making them as first defense wall and sacrifice them to serve his own Iranian familial theocratic scheme at the expense of Yemenis’ bloods”.

About Hodeidah seaport and the humanitarian assistance track, HE noted that Houthi militia has messed with and wasted humanitarian aids that were intended to relief the Yemeni people. The militiamen frequently confiscated and purchased the aids to finance their warfare. He stated that such unacceptable practices must be eliminated to ensure delivery of humanitarian assistance to the people in need, moreover to stop shipments of weapons, landmines and missiles that Iran provides the militia with to kill the Yemeni people and threaten Kingdom of Suadi Arabia.

HE praised the supportive stances of Saudi-led Arab Coalition member states and active contribution by the United Arab Emirates (UAE)


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Vice President (Lt Gen) Ali MohssenSaleh met Saturday an official media headed by Minister of Information Mua’mer Al-Iryani. The government’s media team paid field visits to front-lines battles where government’s troops along with local resistance backed by Saudi-led Arab Coalition have been battling Iran-backed Houthputschist militia in different fronts. (Lt Gen) Mohssen applauded

the media men field-trips to the front-lines so as to report accurately and professionally about the heroic battles fought by the armed forces and the significant victories have gained in different fronts.The Vice President detailed the reporters of official media outlets about the background of the government’s struggle with Imamate-Houthi militia, underlining the significant achievements have been

realized so for , thanks for Saudi-led Arab Coalition’s support. (Lt Gen) Mohssen advised the media community to promote a constructive responsible media discourse that help aligning all Yemeni people behind the legitimate political leadership; focusing on one single goal: to put down Houthi militia coup, reinstate official authority’s institutions and control.

VP urges official media to concentrate on eliminating Houthi militia’s coup, reinstating legitimate authorities

Vice President General Lieutenant Ali Mohsen discussed the Head of the Military Staff Taher al-Uqaili and other military commanders latest military developments and efforts exerted for re-building the army and organizing it in accordance to President’s directives.Mohsen praised efforts exerted for re-organizing the military institution, which is fighting today a national battle- with support from Saudi-led Coalition- for beating the Iranian agenda.He urged patience, doubling efforts, working on institutional building, respecting administrative

ranks, taking care of fighters and inspecting their conditions, taking care of families of the martyrs and curing the injured people.He confirmed strong will of the Yemeni people and the Arab Coalition for beating the coup and regaining the state, as well as building the federal Yemen of six regions.The Head of Staff and the commanders provided a report on the accomplished efforts and implementing plans for strengthening the state and its national army.

VP.discusses with military

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The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has condemned the Houthi militia’s attack against a Saudi oil tanker in the Red Sea, saying it shows the continued threat Houthis pose to international shipping.

OIC Secretary-General Yousef bin Ahmad Al-Othaimeen said the attack on giant oil tankers passing through Bab al-Mandeb strait jeopardizes not only the global economy but also the safety of the crews of vessels and the marine environment.

“This attack confirms these

Yemeni Government has strongly condemned the Houthi putschist militia’s attacks on the two giant oil tankers in owned by the Saudi national company for marine transport. The two tankers were targeted while each one laden with 2 mill barrels of crude oil after the passed over Bab Al-Mandab Strait in the Red Sea Wednesday morning.

The Government made clear in a statement that this hideous terrorist attack aimed to harm Yemen’s crucial interests and international maritime lines in the Red Sea and it was result in an environmental disaster.

The Government statement read” These incidents have proved that these militia has its own foreign agendas, it

doesn’t observe national and international laws and norms, this actually further redoubles its danger for everyone, it is clear that the militia’s goal is to set fires and seditions in Yemen and neighboring countries, and threaten international trade to serve regional malignant schemes very well know for everybody”.

The statement added” While the UN Special Envoy Martin Griffiths along with International community are making tireless efforts to resume peace process in Yemen in according with the three terms of reference including GCC’s Initiative, its operational plan, National Dialogue’s outcomes and International Security Council’s resolutions in relevant, namely 2216, the

Houthi putschist militia carries out terrorist military operations aimed to undermine peace efforts and proposals, as it is clearly evidenced in the recent attack on the Saudi oil tankers and earlier targeting Saudi cities by ballistic missiles, it is a policy the militia has adopted to impose its sectarian bloody scheme sponsored and backed by Iran”.

The Government has called on the International Community to immediately support its underway military operation aims to get the west coast cleared of Iran-backed Houthi militia and pressure the militia to withdrawal, otherwise the militia’s terrorist attacks will be continued against international marine navigation.

OIC condemns Houthi Red Sea attack on oil tanker

Government condemns Houthi

militia’s attacks against Saudi oils

tankers in the Red Sea.

militias’ aggressive policy aimed at threatening the security of navigation in the Red Sea and destabilizing the Red Sea countries.”


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Council of Ministers has endorsed a draft of a decision for relocating the headquarters of the High Authority for Medicines and Medical Requirements from Sana’a to the interim capital Aden. The bill submitted by Ministry of Public Health and Population.

The Cabinet made its decision in its weekly session Wednesday chaired by Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior Eng. Ahmed Al-Mayssari.

The Council of Ministers discussed a report by Ministry of Industry and Trade about what has been achieved in Brussels’ talks for Yemen’s joining to the preferential category in export to Europe and Yemen’s comply with the new European system (RIX).

The Cabinet also discussed a draft bill about banning construction in the venues of historical and archeological sites, and removing debris in

the temporary capital Aden. The bill put forward by Ministry of Culture. The draft was referred to Ministry of Legal Affairs to study and present judgment about to the Cabinet in its next session.

The Deputy Chief of Staff reported to the Cabinet about the overall military situations and the progress has been realized by the national military in different fronts.

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior Eng. Ahmed Almayssari met Sunday with the Chairman of Coast Guards Authority (CGA) Maj. General Khaled Al-Qamli.

The meeting aimed to discus several significant topics pertaining to the (CGA)’s actions and the need to develop its capacities so that it can do its job effectively.

General Al-Qamli detailed Almayssari on the problems facing the (CGA), underling the importance of equipping the Authority with the necessary resources .

The Deputy Premier commended the efforts exerted by the (CGA); promising to provide it with every necessary support within available capacities.

Cabinet approves draft bill about relocating HQ of High Authority for Medicines in Aden

Dep. Premier meets with Chairman of

Coast Guards Authority


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Minister of Foreign Affairs Khaled al-Yemany discussed on Tuesday with his UAE Counterpart Abdullah bin-Zayed Al Nahyan establishing mechanisms for joint coordination between the two ministries for enhancing diplomatic efforts serving the joint issues.

Al-Yemany conveyed best wishes of President Abd-Rabbu

Mansour Hadi to the UAE leadership and his appreciation to the central role of the United Arab Emirates within the Saudi-led Coalition and its contribution in humanitarian and development fields.

He also praised the UAE sacrifices it made for ending Houthi coup and facing Iranian agenda.

For his part, the UAE Foreign Minister conveyed best wishes of the UAE leadership to President Hadi, confirming the UAE firm position in supporting the legal government in Yemen and the joint destiny between the two countries.

He renewed readiness of the UAE for cooperation with the government of Yemen in different fields.

Yemen, UAE discuss enhancing diplomatic efforts

Yemen has participated in the Global Disability Summit with a delegation Headed by Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Dr. Ibtihaj al-Kamal.

Held in London and organized by UK Department for International Development, Kenya’s government and International Disability Alliance, the summit aims at increasing international care of disability, bringing new voices for expanding participation, filling gap of financial and national commitments on disability and speeding up pledges included in the public policies.

On the sidelines of the summit, al-Kamal met with UK Secretary of Department of International DevelopmentPennyMordaunt and praised support of the department to Yemen.

Yemen participates in Global Disability Summit


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A memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed Friday under which Aden’s new power plant with total capacity 240MGW and Hudramout coast’s electricity 100MGW to be established.

The MoU inked with the presence of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi between Betromassila Company on behalf of our country and the American General Electric Corporation. The MoU signed by Petromassila’s Executive Director Eng. Mohammed bin Somait and Commercial Director General for Middle

East and North Africa in General Electric JajanKakar.

President Hadi expressed pleasure for inking the MoU to establish this significant project , he said” Electricity has been a troublesome our people have been suffering from –in general—and the population of the coastal regions—in particular”.

The President Added” Short-term and temporary solutions have proved too expensive to afford for a country with limited resources, while the problem frequently repeated,

therefore we had to think of strategic solutions the interest of the entire Yemen. We commenced Hudramout the Valley and Desert where we could ensure self-sufficient of power through Petromassila and General Electric, today we signed a MoU for Aden new electricity with 240MGW and Hudramout coast’s electricity with 100MGW”.

The President affirmed that similar power-plant will be established in the provinces of Taiz, Hodeidah, Sana’a, Marib, Shawbwah and Al-Maharah.

Minister of Expatriates Affairs Alawi ba-Faqih discussed on Tuesday with the Head of the Mission of the International Organization for Migration Sarat Dash support of the organization to activities of the ministry.

Minister ba-Faqih showed the ministry’s plan for preparing a strategy for qualifying Yemeni labors through training programs in cooperation with related government institutions, as well as private and international institutions for making use of job opportunities provided by future economic projects in Gulf countries’ labor markets.

The two parties also discussed projects agreed upon by the regional representative of the IOM for the Middle East region like institutional support project to the office of the ministry’s in Aden and the voluntary return of Yemeni displaced people in Egypt and Jordan.

They agreed on coordination between the ministry’s office and the IOM’s office at al-Wadi’a outlet for providing services to expatriates and visitors returning homeland.

MoU inked to establish Aden’s

new power-station, Hudramout’s plant

Expatriates Ministry, IOM discuss qualifying

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The Government has set up professional team work from Ministry of Local Administration and General Secretariat of Council of Ministers to pay field inspection visit to the government-held provinces. The team is tasked with inspecting situations and local authorities’ performance with the aim of improving the basic services and peoples’ living conditions through

empowering local authorities apparatuses and capacities.

Minister of Local Administration Abdulraqeeb Fatah told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) the joint team work has already started a field visit to the province of Lahj. The team is set to meet the governor and local authority leadership in order to discus local authority’s action, difficulties and basic services

requirements. The team shall find out the most important requirements in administrative domain, work on addressing problems, overcome obstacles and upgrade local authorities’ performance in the provinces.

“ Field-visits would be paid to all government-held provinces to prop up local authorities’ efforts and sustain their action in providing basic services”, said Fatah.

Joint team work commences field visits to assess situations in government-

held provinces, says minister

Governor of the Central Bank of Yemen Dr. Mohammad Zimam discussed on Thursday with Deputy Director of United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Isabelle Durant possibilities of making use of the organization’s experiments on improving financial system.

The two parties also discussed making use of the administrative system of the custom operations improved SKODA system and contribution of improving economic policies regarding the trade as Yemen one of importers of goods from different countries without benefits.

The two parties then agreed on commencing measures for linking the Central Bank of Yemen’s system with Canvas system on managing the

general debt and cooperation with custom authority for updating the automatic system in the bank’s headquarter in Aden.

The UN official showed willingness of providing different help to Yemen as active participant and that the organization will gain utmost importance in participating of other donors during planning for reconstruction in Yemen.

She also extended a call to Yemen to attend the conference of investment due on October, which will be participated by the private sector and banks’ sector.

She asked the government of Yemen to make a list for its priorities regarding transport, investment and financial sectors.

Yemen, UN agree on linking Central Bank with canvas

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Yemen participated in the 28th extraordinary session of the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union (AIPU) in the Egyptian capita, Cairo, on Saturday. The country’s delegation was headed by Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Mohammad Ali Al-Shaddadi.In a speech delivered at the conference, Al-Shaddadi pointed to the repercussions of the US decision to transfer the US embassy to holy Al-Quds, the historic capital of the Palestine. He said that the US move was a confirmation of the US bias which has been continuing in the form of material and political and international support to the Zionists so that

they can continue to occupy the Palestinian lands and obliterate its people. He said that the US decision was a flagrant violation of historical facts and a breach of the resolutions of the UN General Assembly and Security Council.He said that the barbaric massacres the Zionist entity has been carrying out against Palestinians who took out to the streets to peacefully protest against the US decision will not dissuade the Palestinian people from commitment to their homeland and continuing the struggle until they establish their Palestinian state with Al-Quds as its capital.

He called on the Arab, Islamic and international parliaments to take urgent action to save the Palestinian people and reject the US and on the United Nations and UN Security Council to fulfill their duties in protecting the Palestinian people and preserving their historic rights.He said that “despite all the conditions that the Yemeni people are going through, the humanitarian disaster caused by the Houthi militia’s coup, the Palestinian issue will remain the central issue of the Arabs and of the all the world’s free people. He said that the occupation is doomed to end, and the independent Palestinian state will eventually be set up.

Yemen participates in 28th session of Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union

Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister of Interior Ahmad al-Maisari has praised efforts exerted by Hadhramout Local Authority for normalizing conditions.In his meeting with First Deputy Governor of HadhramoutAmr bin-Habrish al-Ali, the two parties discussed service and security situations, as well as accomplishments of the local authority in these two fields.

Al-Maisari valued successes of the security apparatus in cracking down on evil and terrorist forces and cleansing the province from its elements and hideouts, praising heroes and courage of the security forces for their big role in beating these elements.He confirmed that President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi gives great concern to Hadhramout.

Al- Maisari, local authority discuss situations in Hadhramout


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Arab Parliament advises Intel to hold Houthi militia accountable for child

recruitmentArab Parliament reiterates its rejection and condemnation of child recruiting by Houthiputschist militia in Yemen that has embarked on engaging children in field battles and making them human shields.

Speaker of Arab Parliament Masha’l bin FahmAssalmi stated that child recruitment is a flagrant violation of International norms, Law and Treaties that protect children’ rights. It is also an offense amounts to war-crimes and offenses against the humanity.

Assalmi’s statement came in written letters transmitted to the UN Secretary General, President of the International Security Council, Speaker of International Parliamentary Union (IPU), UN High Commissionaire for Human Rights, Head of UN Human Rights Council, Executive Director of the UNICEF,

Speakers of Regional Parliaments” European Parliament, Parliament of Overall Africa, Latin America’s Parliament, General Association of NATO’s Parliament, Mediterranean Parliamentary Association”.

Assalmi acted in accordance with a unanimously decision taken by Arab Parliament in its session held on July 4,2018 in Cairo about Houthicoupist militia’s child recruitment in Yemen.

Assalmi called on the UN to take immediate and firm steps about Houthi militia’s forcefully recruiting children in Yemen and engaging them in the field battles and using them as human shields to fight its absurd warfare it has waged against the legitimate authority in Yemen.

The Speaker of Arab Parliament asked the UN Secretary General and President of the

International Security Council to refer Houthi militia’s crimes about child recruitment in Yemen to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and to hunt down Houthi militia’s leaders in order to be held accountable for their crimes against the Yemeni children.

Assalmi also called on the UN High Commissionaire for Human Rights, Head of the UN Human Rights Council and the UNICEF’ s Executive Director to take urgent and stern measures against Houthi militia’s violations of the International Law and Humanitarian Law, UN’s resolutions and all International Treaties about children’ rights.

The Speaker of Arab Parliament urged the IPU and Regional Parliaments to condemn and denounce the Houthi militia’s criminal acts against the humanity and the Yemeni children’s rights.

Saudi Cabinet renews call UNSC to condemn Houthichild abuses

The Saudi Cabinet renewed its call to the UN Security Council to condemn the Iran aligned Houthi militia’s persistent abuse of children; recruiting and deploying them to battlefields, using them as human shields and firing missiles from platforms embedded in neighborhoods

in an overt disregard to the international laws and humanitarian customs. In a session headed by King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud in Jeddah on Tuesday, the Cabinet appreciated the role of the United Nations and the UN agencies in working to

safeguard children across the world against the impact of wars and displacements. It affirmed Saudi Arabia’s support for all precautionary measures to safeguard the safety of children and civilians in general.


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Bajash appreciates Russia’s support for legitimate government

Undersecretary of Foreign Ministry Dr Mansour Bajash met Tuesday with Russian Ambassador to our country Vladimir Dedoshkin .

Bajash’s talks with Dedoshkin focused on the political and military developments in our country.

Underway UN envoy’s good offices aimed to make peace in Yemen and Russia’s role in supporting peace efforts were

also touched upon.

DrBajash stated that Russia has been key partner and sponsor of the peace process in Yemen. He stated that it Russia has a key role to play in supporting a political settlement based on the three terms of reference including International Security Council’s resolutions.

Bajash highly praised Russia’s supportive stances in supporting legitimate Yemeni Government.

The Russian diplomat reiterated his country’s support for the legitimate Yemeni Government and the political settlement based on the three terms of reference. Dedoshkin also reaffirmed Russia’s continous contribution to the relief and humanitarian operations in Yemen. He noted that two Russian relief planes are going to arrive in Yemen within forthcoming days.

Gulf of Aden seaports has seen robust move of business in the first half of 2018 compared to the same period of last year. The activity of unloading and loading is reported to be the highest over the past 8 years.

Official statistics issued by Aden Gulf Seaports Corporation that the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) received a copy of, showed that the number of incoming ships which landed in the harbor from

January through June of 2018 reached 333 ships with an increase of 6% compared with the same period in 2017.

Ships of containers increased with 12% totaling 82 ships, with ten more ships in comparison with the same period of last year. Meanwhile number of containers increased with 20% amounted to 194,746 containers.

Aden seaport makes remarkable progress, the highest in 8 years


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Deputy Health Minister WHO

Regional DirectorDeputy Minister of Public Health and Population Dr. Abdullah Dahan met with the WHO Regional Director for Eastern Mediterranean, Dr Ahmed Al-Mandhari.

During the meeting, they discussed the WHO support to our country and means of enhancing it in various aspects, as well as opening

theWHObranchoffices in Yemen especially in the temporary capital Aden, and upgrading their capabilities to cope with the developments on the Yemeni landscape.

Dahanthanked on the Government’s behalf the efforts of the WHO in supporting the health sector in our country.

He also talked with the WHO’s officials in charge of epidemiological programs, especially malaria and dengue fever programs the ways to activate these program and raise the capabilities of their manpower to achieve the best results in combating and reducing epidemics.

Spokesperson of the Saudi-led Arab Coalition Forces, Colonel TUrki Al-Maliki said” A Saudi –oil tanker was targeted by Houthi-Iranian attack in the International Waters west of Hodeidah seaport controlled by Iran-allied Houthiputschist militia. The attack failed due to immediate intervention by the Coalition navy forces, the tanker suffered slight damages”.

The Saudi Press Agency(SAP) quoted al-Maliki as saying”This terrorist attack is a dangerous threat to the Freedom of Navigation and International Trade in the Red Sea and Bab-

El-Mandeb Strait, which might result in environmental and economic losses”.

Al-Maliki added” The continuation of such attempts is a clear proof of the threat of this militia and its bakers to regional and international security, it also proves that Hodeidah seaport has continued to be used as launching-pad for terrorist attacks operations”.

Col. Al-Maliki stated that” The Joint Forces Command of the Coalition has and will always implement all security and precautionary measures to sustain safety and security

of Freedom of Navigation and International Trade in the Red Sea and Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. The Joint Forces Command will continue its core role to stabilize and secure Yemen, contribute in protecting and securing Regional, International Security and Economy” SAP reported.”

Al-Maliki stressed the importance of handing over Hodeidah province and seaport to the Yemeni legitimate government so as not to be used as military base to launch terrorist attacks on maritime routes and international trade”.

Coalition: Saudi oil tanker sustained slight damages by Houthi attack


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KSrelief celebrates rehabilitation of 27 ex-child soldiers

King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) celebrated the rehabilitation of 27 children who had been recruited by the Houthi militia into the ongoing conflict or been affected by happening to experience the horrors of the war.

This is the first group of children to complete the 5th and

6th stages of the rehabilitation program which is being carried out by Wethaq Foundation for Civil Orientation, a local NGO, with financing from KSrelief.

The children are from different Yemeni provinces.

At the ceremony, the deputy governor of Marib Ali Al Fatimi thanked KSrelief for their support in this rehab program

and for maintaining a massive humanitarian aid project in the country to alleviate the humanitarian crisis that the Houthi war has triggered.

Al Fatimi appealed to “everyone to take care for the children whom the Iran-aligned militia has been using as a fuel for the war.”

A Houthi sniper shot dead Abrar Alawi Abdullah al-Faydhi, a 12 year old girl, in the province of Al Beidha on Saturday. The militantkilled the girl in her village of Salwaa in DhiNa’em area of Al Beidha.

Another man was killed by a landmine the Houthi militia had planted in Al-Zaher area in the same

province.

The two crimes are part of a series of atrocities the militia has been committing against the population of Al Beidha for three years;indiscriminate shelling of villages and bombing of houses, ransacking farms and forcibly disappearing civilians.

Houthi sniper shoots dead 12-year-old girl

Houthishave looted a humanitarian and food aid convoy en route to beneficiaries in the district of Durayhmi in Hodeidah province.

The Iran affiliate militia looted the convoy, provided by the Emirati Red Crescent (ERC), to boost its “War Effort” fund that sustains their war against

the government and pro-government civilians.

The militia consistently cuthumanitarian aid supplies and rather confiscate them for the benefit of their fighters,a practice that has put Yemenis on the brink of famine.

The ERC said their aidincluded

basic commodities that would haealleviatedthe suffering of many people in Durayhmiand a neighboring village from al-Hawk district in Hodeidah.

Earlier, the Saudi-led Arab Coalition deliveredERC-provided assistance to the people of Hodeidah via airdrops.

Houthis loot relief aid supplies bound for Durayhmidistrict in Hodeidah


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Ministry of Public Health and Population discussed on Monday situations of the National Programs for Combating Aids and Tuberculosis with support from the International Organization for Migration.

Participated by 26 participants from aids and tuberculosis program workers in 12 provinces, the meeting dealt with interventions, joint

programs and boosting coordination and integration of services, epidemic situation, national response to these aid and TB, tests, situation of the current centers, problems and difficulties and strategies for curing the two diseases.

The Director of the National Program for Combating Aids and Tuberculosis Dr. NasreenDa’kik, Director of the Regional Center for

Combating Tuberculosis Dr. AbdulnaserAyyash and Director of the IOM’s Office in Aden Rabi’ Sirri confirmed importance of the joint coordination between different health sectors, especially aids and tuberculosis.

They also confirmed adoption of positive ideas contributing in setting solutions all can deal with.

The Authority of Yemen’s Scholars have denounced Houthi rebel militia of looting relief and humanitarian aid provided by brotherly countries, bodies and international organizations for helping Yemeni people, especially in Houthi-held areas.

In a release issued on Saturday, the authority said these crimes led to more deterioration of humanitarian situation, especially after stopping paying salaries of hundreds of thousands of government employees nearly two years ago by the militia.

The release also denounced selling relief in black markets by Houthis for financing their war against

the Yemeni people.

The authority denounced hindering needy people access to humanitarian assistances in the areas under their siege in Taiz and their practices of blocking the arrival of relief via terrifying and torturing employees in relief organizations and interferences of choosing beneficiaries of these aid and the eligible areas.

The scholars of Yemen expressed their astonishment of silence of some international organizations and bodies over Houthi practices of looting huge quantities of aid, banning their distribution to needy people and using them for financing their war on people.

Anti-Aids, Tuberculosis programs discussed

Yemeni Scholars denounce Houthi looting of relief aid

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Weekly Bulletin€¦ · ffifffi Weel ulletin 2 Weel ulletine By Information Attache of the Yemeni Embassy in Riyadh Issue (34 ) 13 Dhu Al-Qadah 1439 H - 26 July 2018 AD President