[04/11/2025 12:58]
Doha - Saba
The second World Summit on Social Development kicked off today in Doha, Qatar, bringing together over 8,000 global leaders, heads of state, ministers, and representatives from the United Nations, civil society, academia, private sector, and youth.
Yemen's Prime Minister, Salem Saleh Ben Braik, is among the dignitaries in attendance, leading a high-level delegation to discuss pressing global social development issues.
The three-day summit, themed "Together for Inclusive and Sustainable Social Development," aims to renew global commitment to people-centered development, address persistent gaps, and reaffirm dedication to the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda.
Qatar's Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, inaugurated the summit, emphasizing the need for collective action against global challenges hindering economic growth and threatening social peace.
He stressed that social development is not a choice, but an existential necessity, and urged renewed commitment to the UN Charter and multilateral cooperation.
Yemen Says Houthi Militia Poses Direct Threat to Regional Peace, Condemns Attacks on Gulf Infrastructure
Minister al-Kaf Discusses Strengthening Energy Cooperation with British Ambassador
Al-Khanbash: Efforts need to be joined to help IDPs
President al-Alimi: The region's stability contingent on deterring Iranian regime, its armed militias
PM Reviews Work at Foreign Ministry, Chairs Meeting with Department Heads
Prime Minister Receives UNFPA Representative in Aden
President Al-Alimi Orders Urgent Aid for Families of Victims in Hairan Attack
Masam Project Removes 908 Landmines in One Week
Human Rights Orgs. Condemn Houthi Attack That Killed, Injured More Than 30 Civilians in Hajjah
Over 30 civilians killed, injured by Houthi militias attack on Iftar banquet in Hajja