AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Sector Updates: Sana’a University’s Prosthetics & Orthotics bachelor program received international accreditation from ISPO after a six-month review of curriculum, training, and quality systems—an important step for rehabilitation education in Yemen. Mawlid & Care Services: In Sa’ada, the Health and Environment Office and the Physical Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Center held a Mawlid al-Nabawi event with health leaders and social figures, while in Ibb the Educational Maternity and Childhood Hospital marked the occasion alongside inaugurations and a new pediatric fellowship and obstetrics/gynecology course. Maternal & Child Health Focus: Taiz Central Hospital hosted a cultural evening for Prophet Muhammad’s birthday, with hospital leadership linking the commemoration to compassion and readiness to serve patients amid ongoing pressures. Security & Health Risks: Reports say Houthi ballistic missiles and drones struck Mocha (Taiz), landing near “Saudi Hospital Street,” raising concerns for civilian harm and damage to health infrastructure; meanwhile, Yemen’s forces also reported strikes on Saudi deployments in Mokha. Governance & Health Leadership: The Shura Council speaker offered condolences on the death of Dr. Awad Bamatarf, praising his long service to Yemen’s health sector.
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