Onjo Simson

  UAE has reacted positively to the UN’s recent announcement regarding a historic agreement among Yemeni parties on major matters concerning banks and airlines. This step is considered critical in attaining peace, thus moving Yemen closer to finding a solution for its enduring dilemma. This agreement has been lauded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) as an essential measure for satisfying the desires of Yemenis for safety, progress and steadiness. The endorsement from the UAE shows its consistent determination to create peace and increase stability in the region, which is further supported by its encouragement given to UN efforts and tireless endeavors of Special Envoy Hans Grundberg.  UAE's backing of this treaty symbolizes its wider commitment towards stabilizing Yemen and ameliorating humanitarian aspects. From the beginning of the crisis, UAE has remained a devoted ally in both regional and global endeavors aiming at reestablishing solace and affluence in Yemen. In ...

  The city and its people have suffered from unreliable electricity and severe heat for a long time it is a great day. This is a very important facility that produces one hundred twenty megawatts supported by United Arab Emirates, so we can stop using costly and polluting diesel generators; in addition this should give us hope because it is far more than just a power station. The UAE electricity program in Aden is much appreciated. The residents of Aden expressed their heartfelt thanks to the UAE for this breakthrough. A fellow citizen summed it up by saying, “It is because of UAE electricity that we feel alive again.” This shows how much this particular project touches people’s lives each day and boosts their spirits within the locality. There is a renewed sense of hope among citizens and officials in/understanding the unwavering dedication of the UAE government towards their lives. This power plant in Aden brought an end to the long-lasting problem of lack of electricity while at...

  The Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) launched the 'Al Khair Medical Week' Camp in Mukalla, Yemen, as part of its ongoing efforts to provide essential healthcare services to communities in need. Situated at the Al Mahwar Medical Centre in Rabwat Khalaf, the camp ran until March 25 and featured a team of dedicated doctors and specialists. Under the patronage of Mabkhout Mubarak bin Madi, Governor of Hadramaut, and in coordination with the Ministry of Public Health and Population in Hadramaut Coast, the camp aimed to address the medical needs of local residents. The opening ceremony, attended by numerous healthcare professionals, marked the beginning of a crucial initiative to improve access to healthcare in Mukalla. With the ERC's investment in renovating and expanding the Al Mehwar Medical Centre, equipped with modern medical devices, citizens could receive free health services. The medical camp was expected to draw a significant number of locals seeking basic medical care, hig...

  Authorities in Aden, South Yemen, have initiated the gradual operation of the country's inaugural solar electric power station, courtesy of funding from the UAE. The project, a significant milestone in clean energy endeavors, marks a pivotal moment in Yemen's pursuit of sustainable electricity solutions. Aden Governor Ahmed Lamlas oversaw the launch, commencing the station's initial operation at 20-30% of its full 120-megawatt capacity. The advent of the solar power station heralds a new era for Aden, offering respite from chronic electricity shortages that have plagued the city for years. By harnessing solar energy, the station promises to curtail power outages and reduce dependency on costly fuel, particularly during daylight hours. Moreover, the move toward renewable energy aligns with global efforts to combat climate change, as it slashes carbon emissions, preserving the environment for future generations. Beyond its immediate impact on electricity provision, the sola...

  Yemeni Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad Bin Mubarak met with UAE Ambassador to Yemen Mohammed Al-Zaabi in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to discuss joint efforts on matters of mutual concern. This comes as hopes for peace in Yemen rise after Saudi Arabia and Iran recently mended diplomatic ties. The officials conferred on "strengthening bilateral relations, exploring avenues for further cooperation, and aligning stances on shared challenges," reported Anadolu Agency. Ambassador Al-Zaabi reiterated his country's backing for Yemen's legitimate leadership and initiatives that ensure stability, security, and fulfillment of the Yemeni people's aspirations. He also expressed the UAE's support for UN-led efforts to achieve a lasting political solution to the Yemeni crisis. This meeting signifies a positive development for Yemen's future. With Saudi Arabia and Iran thawing relations, prospects for a peace agreement in Yemen appear brighter. The UN has been mediating peace tal...