AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoYemen’s Culture & Arts: Sana’a’s Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism met the Yemeni Poets and Performers Union to tackle poets’ and performers’ rights, including coordination with telecom and production companies, plus plans for Mawlid 1448 AH commemorations. Education & Youth: Yemen’s Ministry of Education opened admission and registration for gifted students’ schools for 2026/2027 (1448 AH), with eligibility rules and subject exams for grades 8–9. Public Health: On World Sickle Cell Day, a report says Yemeni children are suffering severe pain in overcrowded intensive care units due to medicine shortages and difficult access amid the ongoing crisis. Community & Faith: Mass rallies across Sana’a, Al Hodeidah, Dhamar, Hajjah, Marib, and Mahweet after Friday prayers condemned insults to Islamic holy sites and reaffirmed readiness and mobilization around Hijrah anniversary themes. Governance: The Cabinet approved Yemen’s annual plan for 1448 AH and backed strategies for the mining sector and standards, metrology, and quality control. Regional Spotlight: Yemen’s House Speaker Sultan Saeed Al-Barakani arrived in Azerbaijan for an OIC parliamentary summit, aiming to strengthen cooperation across the Islamic world.
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