The Minister of Social Affairs and Labor congratulates Yemen’s workers on their International Workers’ Day.

Acknowledging Workers’ Resilience

Dr. Mohammed Al-Zahouri, Yemen’s Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, extended heartfelt congratulations to workers across the nation in honor of International Workers’ Day. He praised their resilience in the face of severe economic and living challenges that the country currently endures.

Highlighting the Humanitarian Crisis

Al-Zahouri pointed out the humanitarian and economic disaster caused by the ongoing war led by Houthi militias. He urged the international community to take decisive action to protect workers’ rights and facilitate their return to their jobs.

Prioritizing Workers’ Rights

The minister emphasized that improving workers’ conditions remains a top priority for the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor. He aims to rally international support for workforce development programs. Additionally, he called on employers to adhere to labor laws and enhance working conditions. Al-Zahouri stressed the importance of protecting workers’ rights through field inspections and prohibiting child labor in hazardous jobs.

Empowering Women and Youth

Furthermore, Al-Zahouri highlighted the ministry’s efforts to economically empower women and support youth in effectively integrating into the labor market. These initiatives aim to foster a more inclusive workforce and promote sustainable economic growth in Yemen.

By focusing on these critical areas, the Ministry seeks to create a more equitable and prosperous future for all Yemeni workers.

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