Hajjah:A significant cooperative movement is underway in Hajjah Governorate, focusing on the formation of 325 productive groups across nine districts. This initiative aims to support agricultural self-sufficiency and enhance food security through organized field visits and awareness workshops.
According to Yemen News Agency, the field expansion plan involves collaboration among local authorities, the Bonyan Development Foundation, the Agriculture Sector, the General Authority for Zakat, the General Mobilization, and Sahool Yemen Company. These efforts are coordinated with the Agricultural Cooperative Union's branch in the governorate.
The productive groups are distributed as follows Bani Hafiz, Al-Makaremah, Bani Al-Harith plains square, and Al-Aiz village in Aflah Al-Sham District have seen the formation of 24 groups. In Mabin, 33 groups were established in the Al-Dhafir isolated area. Qafl Shammar District's development led to 46 groups across Al-Makhlaf, Al-Dana'i, and Shamrin areas, with additional groups in scattered villages.
In Rural Hajjah District, 93 groups emerged in areas such as Wadi Ayan and Bani Al-Asri. Al-Mahabsha saw the creation of 43 groups in various areas, and Aflah Al-Yemen District formed 48 groups in Al-Jawana and other regions. Kuhlan Al-Sharaf District established 35 groups, while Bani Qais formed 16 groups to connect with the central market in Abs District. Lastly, Kuhlan Afar District organized 27 groups in the Afar isolated area.
Mohammed Al-Qadmi, head of the Agricultural Cooperative Union's branch in the governorate, highlighted that this movement is part of a comprehensive plan to strengthen community partnership and provide technical support to farmers, fostering a sustainable agricultural economy.
