Supreme Committee for Supporting al-Aqsa holds weekly meeting Led by PM

The Supreme Committee for Supporting al-Aqsa convened on Wednesday its weekly meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahawi.

• Panel discussion in Sana'a on roles, responsibilities of local & international organizations in child protection
• Ministries of agriculture, transport discuss cooperation to develop agricultural transport sector
• Discussing mechanisms of cooperation, coordination between Ministry of Economy, Federation of Yemeni Trade Unions
• Civil Service: Next Saturday official holiday on Independence Day occasion, November 30

• Mr. Khamenei: Any confrontation will cost enemy dearly
• Russia: Two civilians killed in Kursk province by US missiles
• Commander Al-Nakhala congratulates Sheikh "Qassem" on steadfastness & victory in Lebanon
• Iran calls for investigation into crimes of Zionist entity in Lebanon & Palestine

• Military Media distributes scenes of down US MQ-9 aircraft in Dhamar
• Abdul Salam: Targeting civilians, educational facilities by US-British aggression is dangerous escalation
• Number of female students in Al-Jand School in Taiz martyred & injured by US-British aggression warplanes raid
• Citizen killed by Saudi enemy fire in Sa'ada

• Netanyahu seeks to replicate Gaza scenario in Lebanon and consolidate Zionist influence in region
• Refusal to Stop Arms Sales to Zionist Entity: New Confirmation of Zionist-American Partnership in War of Extermination in Gaza
• Martyr's anniversary makes Yemenis more determined to wage jihad to honor martyrs' sacrifices & support nation's causes
• Martyr's anniversary is station for determination & insight

• Tourism Minister discusses preservation efforts for historic Zabid after rain damage
• Work progress in tourism sector discussed
• Al-Houthi urges Culture Ministry to back Yemeni craftsmen
• Expose crimes of aggression against Yemeni tourism: Report

• Muscat Stock Exchange Index closes lower
• Boursa Kuwait closes higher
• Oman's Muscat Stock Exchange index rises at close
• Trump vows to impose additional taxes on Canadian, Mexican, Chinese goods