28Mar2024

Letter from GM

In the year 2019 -2020 The Society for Humanitarian Solidarity and all civil society organizations witnessed a noticeable deterioration in the country's situation, where Yemen was classified as a distressed country and One of the Poorest Countries in the middle east , as all international reports indicate a deterioration that includes all areas and deprives the citizen of his most basic human rights.
The staggering numbers in 2019 indicate that Yemen stands "On the Brink of A Major Disaster", as it will need much more assistance than previous years, due to its proximity to being "The Largest Humanitarian Crisis in The World" [Mark Lowcock, head of the United Nations for emergency relief], With the beginning of the year 2020, in which the situation worsened to a much worse curve due to the Corona pandemic that struck the whole world and Yemen in particular and the effects of the macroeconomic deterioration in the country and on the other hand, the deterioration of the climate and the atmosphere that caused floods and floods in more than one region. All these factors have led to the drop in the percentage of humanitarian aid provided to Yemen by Half, in which danger indicators were reflected in all humanitarian fields, which negatively affected the individual and society.

That is why SHS intensifies its efforts hand by hand with its supportive partners, for example the UNHCR, WFP, UNFPA, UNICEF, KSA center and others, and I congratulate them for continuous bid to put an imprint difference and improvement in the living conditions of all the groups that we targeted in all fields to deliver aid to marginalized segments that suffer from insecurity, living health and societal stability, through organized work based on high transparency.