Minister of Information, Salem Al-Awlaki, praised the resilience of the people of Taiz and acknowledged the vital role played by journalists, media professionals, activists, and influencers in conveying the realities on the ground. He emphasized their efforts in highlighting the humanitarian and living conditions in the province and bringing its issues to the attention of both local and international audiences, despite the difficult circumstances and challenges they face.
During a virtual meeting today with a select group of journalists, media professionals, artists, activists, and content creators from Taiz, Al-Awlaki stated, “I wanted to start my meetings from Taiz because beginning here means starting from the pulse of the people, from their genuine pain, and from their unwavering pride.” He appreciated the contributions of the province’s residents and media figures in keeping the issues of Taiz present in the national consciousness, exposing the practices of the Houthi militia, and strengthening community resilience.
The Minister called for coordinated media efforts and urged overcoming differences that drain energy and divert attention from shared national issues. He stressed the importance of directing efforts towards confronting the Houthi terrorist militia and reinforcing national unity.
Al-Awlaki confirmed the Ministry of Information’s readiness to support purposeful national content and to establish direct and ongoing communication channels with journalists, media professionals, activists, and influencers. He highlighted their role in conveying facts, exposing Houthi practices, and countering rumors and misinformation.
He underscored the necessity of facilitating journalists’ and content creators’ access to information and enhancing coordination and communication with them. This support aims to help them effectively fulfill their roles and convey national and humanitarian issues to local and international audiences.
During the meeting, Minister Al-Awlaki discussed the latest developments in Yemen, the ongoing battle against the Houthi terrorist militia, and the challenges facing the country at this critical stage. He asserted that “the battle with the Houthi militia is long, and any setback does not signify the end of the road.” He called for continued efforts with a sense of responsibility and confidence, urging the maintenance of national front cohesion until achieving their goals.
Participants expressed their appreciation for the Minister’s initiative to hold this meeting. They conveyed gratitude for opening channels for direct communication with the ministry, emphasizing the importance of ongoing dialogue and coordination to serve national issues and help convey the suffering and humanitarian needs of the people of Taiz.
Both the Minister and participants commended the resilience of the people of Lahij in facing ongoing Houthi attacks and their heroic stances in confronting the militia and supporting the people of Taiz. They affirmed that the solidarity between the residents of the two provinces embodies the spirit of cooperation and mutual support in facing the common Houthi threat.
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