AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMawlid al-Nabawi celebrations across Yemen: From Ibb’s Oil and Gas Company branches to Sa’ada’s Health Office and Physical Rehabilitation Center, Sana’a’s Bunyan Development Foundation and parks illuminated for the occasion, and community evenings in Sa’ada, Al-Mahwit, Hajjah, Al-Bayda, and Hodeidah, local institutions are marking Prophet Muhammad’s birthday with speeches, cultural performances, and charity—often linking the spirit of the Prophet to compassion, solidarity, and support for the Palestinian cause. Education and health milestones: Sana’a University’s Prosthetics & Orthotics program received international accreditation from ISPO, while Bilad Al-Rus–Sanhan Community College held a Mawlid event and Hodeidah’s blind-care association combined celebrations with school-uniform support for students. Regional security pressure: Bab el-Mandeb faces rising risk as Houthi attacks on shipping raise fears of a “second Hormuz,” while Saudi Arabia announced a 14-state maritime defense alliance to protect Red Sea routes. US immigration shake-up: The US ended Temporary Protected Status for Somalia and South Sudan (and also Cameroon and Ethiopia), raising deportation fears for thousands of African residents. Youth and education policy: A Riyadh symposium put young people at the center of defining “quality and excellence” in future education systems.
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