AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation & Survival in Yemen: Save the Children reports conflict and poverty are pushing southern Yemen’s children out of school, with a survey of 2,214 households finding 32% of children never enrolled and another quarter needing urgent support to return, while nearly one-in-five dropout cases links to child labor. Prophet’s Birthday Culture: Yemen’s Mawlid celebrations keep drawing massive crowds, including reports of million-strong gatherings across governorates and official events in Sana’a, Taiz, Lahj, Hodeidah, and Al-Dhali’, with communities filling squares for prayers, hymns, and renewed faith. Healthcare & Training: Al-Hikma University in Sana’a graduated 64 doctors from its General Medicine & Surgery Program, tying the ceremony to Prophet Muhammad’s birthday and urging graduates to uphold medical ethics and continue research. Higher Education Governance: Yemen’s education sector is also reflected in wider regional policy moves, as UAE issues unified rules for higher-education violations and Yemen-linked reporting highlights the importance of protecting students’ academic and financial rights. International Yemen Link: A UN-backed update notes the need to secure the release of arbitrarily detained humanitarian workers in Yemen, as Houthis question abducted aid and UN staff amid torture fears.
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