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In this context, the Acting Governor of Taiz, Ahmed Al-Masawa, opened the cybersecurity and artificial intelligence laboratories at the Taiz University branch in Al-Hawban. The acting governor, along with the official of the Taiz University branch in Al-Hawban, Dr. Ahmed Al-Amiri, and the director of the General Communications Corporation in Taiz branch, Abdul Quddus Al-Shami, also reviewed the equipment in the new halls at the Taiz University branch, which were equipped with the support of the local authority and the University of Taiz to furnish the halls at a total cost of 38 million riyals. They also reviewed the level of equipment provided with the support of the General Communications Corporation at a cost of 12 million riyals, which includes 20 modern Lenovo computers, four large 75-inch display screens, 10 waiting chairs, and 26 advertising boards. During the opening and visit, the Acting Governor of Taiz expressed his appreciation and gratitude to the General Communications Corporation for its support to the University of Taiz in Al-Hawban, noting the interest of the revolutionary and political leadership in providing unlimited support and support to the university. In turn, the official of the University of Taiz – Al-Hawban, Dr. Al-Amiri, expressed his appreciation to the leadership of the local authority in the governorate for supporting the university branch – Al-Hawban and in various fields, expressing his gratitude to the General Communications Corporation for supporting the cybersecurity and artificial intelligence laboratories. For his part, the Social Responsibility Supervisor at the Telecommunications Corporation, Osan Najib, explained that the Corporation’s support for many educational and charitable institutions comes within the framework of social responsibility in standing by the nation and citizens, especially the modern education sector. In another aspect of the service projects being implemented in Taiz Governorate, within the control of the Supreme Political Council, the Acting Governor of Taiz, Ahmed Al-Masawa, reviewed the project to build the central slaughterhouse of the General Organization for Slaughterhouses in the governorate in Al-Hawban, at a cost of 122 million riyals. Al-Masawa, along with the Assistant of the Fourth Military Region, Brigadier General Muhammad Al-Khaled, and the Governor’s Undersecretary for Development Affairs, Abdul-Wasi’ Al-Shamsi, also reviewed the progress of work at the Yemeni Economic Corporation’s slaughterhouse in the Mawiyah Junction area. The Acting Governor stressed the keenness to improve the performance of slaughterhouses and their organization to ensure the preservation of cleanliness and the environment. He pointed out the governorate leadership’s keenness to establish new slaughterhouses affiliated with the Economic Corporation and the General Corporation for Slaughterhouses in Taiz. He was accompanied by the agricultural sector official in Taiz, Engineer Abdullah Al-Jundi, the directors of the Health and Environment Office, Dr. Muhammad Al-Ezzi, the Taiz Region Economic Corporation, Abdullah Al-Hamli, the Land Authority branch, Abdul Ghani Al-Hamdani, and the slaughterhouse office, Engineer Fouad Antar. In addition, the Acting Governor, along with the Director of the Local Water and Sanitation Corporation, Engineer Amin Al-Mughalis, reviewed the proposals for sewage treatment for the city of Al-Shaab, the Mafraq Mawiyah area, and the surrounding population centers, submitted by specialized technicians to implement a sewage network project and a main treatment station in the Khazja area. Al-Musawa stressed the redoubling of efforts to implement a sanitation project for the city of Al-Shaab and the Mawiyah Junction, which has the importance of preserving the environment, environmental sanitation, and limiting the spread of epidemics and diseases, appreciating the efforts made in implementing service projects in the governorate. On the agricultural side, the Acting Governor of Taiz, Ahmed Amin Al-Masawa, inaugurated the distribution of 16,000 various seedlings as part of agricultural and development activities in summer schools in Taiz Governorate for the year 1447 AH, under the slogan “Science and Jihad.” During the inauguration in the presence of the First Undersecretary of Taiz Governorate, the Public Mobilization Officer in the Governorate, Muhammad Al-Khulaidi, the Governorate’s Undersecretary for Development Affairs, Abdel-Wasi Al-Shamsi, the Director General of the Khadir District, Fares Al-Jaradi, and the Public Mobilization Officer in the Khadir District, Nasser Al-Hamdani, the Acting Governor of Taiz, Ahmed Amin Al-Masawa, confirmed that the summer courses represent incubators of awareness and fields of learning and work, and contribute to fortifying the youth and young people in the face of challenges, especially in light of the targeting that the generation is exposed to through… Soft War, explaining that the courses come at an important stage to enhance awareness and build capabilities under the slogan “Education and Jihad.” He pointed out that devoting a week to agricultural activities, within the summer centers’ programs, reflects the importance of the agricultural sector in the battle of resilience, as it is one of the most important pillars of achieving self- and food sufficiency, pointing out that these activities enable students to learn about the concepts of agricultural expansion, afforestation, and preserving water resources, in a way that strengthens their connection to the land and the environment. The Acting Governor of Taiz explained that the proposed trend towards self-sufficiency is not new to the Yemeni people, but rather is an extension of an ancient agricultural civilization, calling for the restoration of this role by strengthening community initiatives and collective work, in a way that contributes to reviving the agricultural heritage and developing production. Noting that the launch of agricultural work in summer schools is considered part of the conscience of every human being who grows up with a normal nature, he called on the concerned authorities to interact with the summer course programs and support them with seedlings and guidance, appreciating the efforts of the agricultural sector in the governorate in providing various seedlings and implementing them in summer centers in the governorate’s directorates, stressing the importance of integrating official and community efforts to make these programs successful. In turn, Al-Shamsi pointed out that the agricultural activity aims to teach students the basics of agriculture, connection to the land, and how to achieve self-sufficiency. He explained that the goal goes beyond increasing green spaces to reach the transformation of summer centers into production and environmental models that reflect the agricultural identity, which contributes to beautifying the school and community environment and creating a generation that actively participates in the comprehensive agricultural renaissance, and that the vision and goals of the activity this week are not limited to the agricultural aspect only, but rather represent a link within a series of rehabilitation programs that aim to build the student’s personality from various aspects. For his part, the Director General of the Governorate’s Agriculture Office, Engineer Abdullah Al-Jundi, stressed the importance of activities in consolidating agricultural culture among generations, noting that agricultural culture contributes to strengthening the concept of self-sufficiency, which represents a basic foundation for achieving comprehensive victory in the face of enemies and possessing decision-making and sovereignty. He urged strengthening paths to achieving self-sufficiency, based on a sense of responsibility, in translation of the directives of the leader of the revolution, Mr. Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, explaining that the launch of agricultural activities in the summer sessions reflects a state of increased awareness and knowledge. Al-Jundi considered launching the afforestation season in conjunction with summer activities a pivotal step to confront aggression and achieve food security, noting that summer courses contribute to preparing a generation that is committed to its religion and homeland, and is capable of achieving self-sufficiency in the future. He stressed that the launch of the program aims to build the capabilities of young people and enhance their awareness of the importance of agriculture and its role in supporting the national economy and developing the environmental situation, indicating that the initiative seeks to instill environmental and agricultural awareness as an integral part of the educational process among our children. In the agricultural sector, with the support of the General Authority for Zakat, the Acting Governor of Taiz, Ahmed Amin Al-Masawa, launched the animal and agricultural economic empowerment program for 300 families in the districts of Mawiyah and Maqbanah, at a cost of 326 million and 840 thousand riyals. The project, which was implemented by the office of the General Authority for Zakat in the governorate, aims to empower poor families in the field of livestock raising and local cheese making, as part of efforts to strengthen community resilience and achieve self-sufficiency. At the inauguration, Al-Masawa explained that the project comes within the framework of sustainable development programs implemented by the Authority’s office in the governorate, and aims to empower needy families economically and move them from the circle of need to production. He pointed out that the project targets a number of poor families, with 15 heads of sheep per family, distributed between females and males, in order to ensure sustainability and future animal production. The Acting Governor confirmed that what distinguishes the project is the adoption of the distribution of sheep from the local environment, to adapt to climatic and natural conditions, and to ensure their continuity and productivity, pointing out that the accompanying veterinary teams conduct examinations, especially for females, to ensure their readiness for production and reproduction. He stated that the project was prepared according to a careful study, ensuring the achievement of tangible results within a short period of time not exceeding 60 days, which contributes to enhancing food security and stimulating the economic activity of the targeted families. The Acting Governor appreciated the efforts of the Zakat Authority Office in the governorate in implementing specific projects that contribute to strengthening societal resilience, especially in light of regional and international challenges and changes, stressing the interest of the revolutionary and political leadership in moving towards developing animal production and promoting a culture of self-sufficiency as a strategic option to confront the current challenges. At the inauguration, which was attended by Assistant Commander of the Fourth Military Region, Brigadier General Muhammad Al-Khaled, Director of the Zakat Authority Office in the Governorate, Shawqi Al-Mughalis, explained that the inauguration of the project targets 300 poor and needy families in the districts of Mawiyah and Maqbanah, as part of the Authority’s plan to expand sustainable economic empowerment projects. He pointed out that the poorest families were selected, especially in rural areas eligible for the success of animal empowerment projects. Each beneficiary receives 15 heads of sheep, ranging from 13 to 14 females, in addition to one or two males depending on the nature of the area, to ensure the sustainability of production and reproduction of livestock. Al-Mughalis stated that the project is not limited to distributing sheep only, but also includes providing complementary support in the form of providing fodder for a specific period, and covering some operational expenses during the first month, to achieve the desired development goal. He stressed that the primary goal of the project is to bring the beneficiary families out of the cycle of poverty and into the cycle of sufficiency and ease, by transforming them into effective production units that contribute to supporting the local economy, instead of being satisfied with limited cash assistance that does not achieve a sustainable impact. The director of the Zakat Authority office in the governorate called on financiers, businessmen, and taxpayers to take the initiative to pay zakat funds through the authority’s offices, stressing that the zakat funds are managed efficiently and transparently and are directed to its eight legitimate banks, in a way that achieves a real and sustainable development impact. He touched on the projects implemented by the Zakat Authority Office in the governorate during the last period, including animal empowerment, vocational work, and the caravan project in the districts of Maqbanah, Mawiyah, Khadir, and Maqbanah, and providing aid to the poor and needy families, in addition to projects under implementation, including the establishment of a sewing factory, and the expansion of empowerment programs in new districts. The inauguration was attended by the War Staff of the 22nd Mechanized Brigade, Brigadier General Ahmed Al-Qarn, the Director of the Mawiyah Directorate, Abdul Salam Hashem, the Director of Economic Empowerment Projects in the Authority’s office in the governorate, Khaled Al-Jaradi, and the Director of the Zakat Branch in the Mawiyah Directorate, Abdul Jalil Al-Qaisi. Within the framework of implementing a number of development projects, the Acting Governor of Taiz, Ahmed Amin Al-Masawa, launched the environmental campaign to regulate the circulation of spent oils under the slogan (a safe and healthy environment). The Acting Governor of Taiz confirmed that the campaign aims to transform waste oils from a fuel that burns residential neighborhoods into safe energy and safe transmission through media, explaining that a liter of waste oil pollutes a million liters of groundwater, which is considered the present and future of generations and must be taken care of and cared for by participating in this campaign. Al-Masawa said: We thank the efforts of the General Authority. For the Environment and Climate Change, they raised the alarm bells and felt their responsibility in this aspect, and we assure them that we are with them to find a safe environment and means for disposing of used oils through these means. In turn, the Director General of the Taiz General Authority for Environment and Climate Change branch, Abdo Ahmed Al-Bahr, explained that this campaign was launched to regulate the circulation of spent oils for disposal in environmental places authorized by the Environment Public Authority, in order to limit the leakage of oils to places such as bakeries, ovens, and food factories, indicating that the field teams of the branch in Taiz It will carry out its field work with awareness campaigns for oil change shops for cars and heavy and light trucks to guide them to the places authorized to sell these waste oils, in order to reduce this dangerous situation. For his part, Nabil Al-Osaimi, owner of the treatment unit, indicated that the unit converts used oils into usable materials again. The inauguration was attended by the general directors of the authority’s branches in the capital, Sana’a, Daris Al-Naimi, the capital secretariat, Muhammad Al-Athrabi, and the authority’s human resources, Ibrahim. In addition, a number of projects are being implemented in the fields of roads, electricity, education, health, agriculture, and various development fields, which will be published in reports later, in addition to the efforts of the local authority in the governorate to follow up on the community initiatives that have been destined for success. Those who monitor them believe that the Acting Governor of Taiz Governorate, Judge Ahmed Amin Al-Masawa, is working, under the guidance of the revolutionary and political leadership, and with official and societal solidarity, to bring about a major qualitative shift in the governorate’s directorates within the scope of the control of the Political Council. The highest through the implementation of projects described as important because of their great importance in developing institutional, service and developmental performance and the status of these multiple projects in strengthening the infrastructure and meeting the various services provided to citizens. On the other hand, the directorates of Taiz Governorate, under the control of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Saudi-Emirati aggression countries, are living in tragic conditions of lack of services, scarcity of capabilities, the spread of crime in its various forms, and a state of chaos that forced many citizens to flee to the Al-Hawban area and a number of directorates of the governorate. The incident in Taiz is within the control of the Supreme Political Council.
