The Head of the General Authority for the Care of Martyrs’ Families visits the pavilion showcasing productive projects by martyrs’ families at the “Khairat Yemen” Festival.

Taha Ahmed Jaran, Head of the General Authority for the Care of Martyrs’ Families, visited the “Productive Martyrs’ Families” pavilion at the “Khairat Yemen” (Bounties of Yemen) festival held at the Al-Wahda Club in Sana’a today. Accompanied by the Authority’s Deputy Heads, Majid Azzan and Hussein Al-Qadi, Jaran toured the pavilion and viewed its diverse range of products—including local honey, cheeses, ghee, dairy products, incense, perfumes, clothing, handicrafts, and various types of pastries. These products are the outcome of economic empowerment projects sponsored by the Authority across various governorates. Jaran and his accompanying delegation listened to explanations from the productive families regarding the production process and how they benefited from the Authority’s training and economic empowerment programs, which have helped enhance their productive capabilities and foster self-sufficiency. He praised the high quality of the displayed products, emphasizing that the families’ contributions embody a spirit of self-reliance, resilience, and creativity. He noted their ability to transform challenges into productive successes that honor the sacrifices of the martyrs, affirming that the Authority’s leadership prioritizes economic empowerment projects within its comprehensive care programs to boost productive capacity and ensure livelihood stability. Gran explained that the participation of martyrs’ families in such festivals serves as a tangible reflection of the support and care provided by the Authority. It highlights the inspiring spirit of their contributions and their determination to continue on the path of development and giving. He commended the efforts of both the participating families and the festival organizers, noting that the Authority remains committed to supporting “productive families” projects and enabling them to expand their output; this contributes to genuine economic development rooted in a spirit of generosity and sacrifice. The pavilion showcasing products from martyrs’ families drew a large crowd and enthusiastic engagement from visitors, who praised the quality and variety of the goods. They viewed this participation as a testament to the families’ strong will and sincere determination to achieve self-sufficiency and play an active role in community development. For their part, the families expressed their gratitude and appreciation to the Authority’s Chairman, deputies, and leadership for their ongoing commitment to economic empowerment initiatives, affirming that this support has instilled in them the confidence and capability to produce, compete, and contribute to the nation’s development with pride and competence.