Al-Jawf:The General Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families has initiated economic empowerment projects in Al-Matammah and Al-Mutun districts, part of Al-Jawf governorate. These projects coincide with the 1448 AH Annual Martyr's Anniversary and aim to support 95 martyrs' families.
According to Yemen News Agency, the projects, which have a total investment of 127 million rials, are designed to enhance economic support and improve the living conditions of martyrs' families. They include solar power systems, grocery stores, sewing businesses, and livestock-rearing activities, which are intended to provide sustainable income sources and promote self-reliance among the families.
Deputy Chairman of the General Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families, Saleh Hamzah, emphasized the significance of these projects in providing broader opportunities for work and production, helping families achieve greater livelihood stability. He highlighted the national and moral responsibility to care for martyrs' families as recognition of the martyrs' sacrifices.
Abdul Fattah Ardum, Undersecretary for Planning and Development at the authority, noted that the project launch coincided with the Annual Martyr's Anniversary, embodying values of loyalty and gratitude. He mentioned that the initiative is a practical expression of care designed to transform martyrs' families into productive, self-reliant households.
Local officials, including Zakaria Munif and Abdullah Hamran, praised the authority's efforts, underscoring the projects' role in easing living burdens and promoting self-reliance for a more stable future for beneficiary households.
