Aden: The Minister of State for Women’s Affairs reviews the needs of displaced families at Al-Firdaws camp.

Minister of State for Women’s Affairs Visits Displaced Families in Al-Firdaws Camp

Minister of State for Women’s Affairs, Dr. Ahd Jassous, conducted a field visit today to Al-Firdaws Camp for displaced individuals in the Buraiqa district of the temporary capital, Aden. During her visit, she assessed the conditions and humanitarian needs of the displaced families.

Listening to the Needs of Displaced Families

Accompanied by the Director General of Buraiqa, Ahmed Al-Dawoodi, Minister Jassous listened to explanations regarding the living conditions of the displaced. She learned about the challenges they face in accessing essential services and the specific needs of displaced families, particularly women and children. Key areas of concern included shelter, food, healthcare, water, and other vital requirements.

Government Commitment to Support Displaced Individuals

Dr. Jassous emphasized that the government prioritizes improving the conditions of displaced individuals fleeing from provinces affected by attacks from Houthi militias. She stated that the government works in coordination with local authorities and relevant organizations to enhance the response to humanitarian needs and alleviate the suffering of families forced to leave their homes in search of safety and stability.

Importance of Coordinated Humanitarian Efforts

The Minister highlighted the necessity of intensifying official and humanitarian efforts to provide basic life necessities for the displaced. She called for improved coordination among government entities and international and local organizations operating in the humanitarian sector. This coordination aims to ensure that interventions align with the actual needs of displaced families, with particular attention given to the most vulnerable groups, especially women and children.

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