A Yemeni entrepreneur, Amat Al-Latif Yahya, transformed the rooftop of her urban home into a beehive.
In the heart of Yemen’s capital, Sana’a, where homes are crowded and green spaces are few, groups of beehives find a place to thrive on the rooftop of young Yemeni woman Amat Al-Latif Yahya’s home, as if they were in a lush rural area.
“No idea has zero value.” This conviction, according to young Yemeni entrepreneur Anas Ma’rouf Oqbah, was the driving force behind his green project, “Lego Bricks.” Despite facing skepticism from many who saw his idea as an unattainable dream, given Yemen’s unstable situation and the lack of support for green entrepreneurship, Anas persevered.
(UNESCO) has inscribed 26 new sites from Yemen on its World Heritage Tentative List. These include prominent natural sites and protected areas, specifically:
As part of its scientific educational program, “Promoting Social Awareness of Climate Change,” the NFESD hosted a discussion titled “Limiting Plastic Use and Promoting Climate Change Awareness Through Printed Materials.” This session featured by Sabaa Bawzere, a researcher specializing in electronic and e-waste management.