PM chairs meeting to discuss alternative electricity plan for stability, continuity

A meeting chaired by Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb al-Rahawi in the capital Sana'a on Saturday focused on the alternative plan for the Ministry of Electricity, Energy, and Water.

• Hodeida Water Corporation reviews performance, faces challenges in providing services
• Expanded meeting in 4th military region focuses on military, security preparations to counter aggression
• YBA postpones start of Republic Championship for youth category
• Women's event in Dahi district commemorates Zahra's birth anniversary & in solidarity with Palestine

• ActionAid: Palestinians in Gaza face difficulty in surviving
• Norwegian organization Greenpeace files suit against company funds settlements in West Bank
• Gaza Health announces martyrdom of thousand Palestinian doctors, nurses since October 7
• Al-Quds Brigades fires rockets at enemy forces gatherings in Netzarim axis

• 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

• Yemen's weekly flood of support for Palestinian cause
• Saudi Arabia Approaches Normalization with Zionist Enemy
• Million-Man March in Capital, Governorates: A Challenge to Enemy, Confirmation that Yemen Will Remain Strongest Support Front for Palestine
• Intensive Yemeni preparations to confront any move by forces of hegemony and their tools in region

• Ministry of culture, tourism receives artifacts from Jawf
• 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

• Gold prices fall as U.S. interest rates lowered
• Gold prices at lowest level in one month
• Dollar increases to highest in 2 years
• US stocks fall sharply