On Saturday, the Yemeni government renewed its call to the United Nations agencies and international organizations in Yemen to take effective measures to transfer their main offices to the temporary capital, Aden.

The Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Tom Fletcher, said today, Wednesday, that the year 2024 was full of profound challenges for Yemen, as it was characterized by regional escalation, a worsening economic crisis, and increased threats to the safety and security of UN and humanitarian personnel.

A recent international report confirmed that about half of Yemen's population will suffer from food insecurity during the coming year, due to the ongoing conflict, displacement, the collapse of the local currency, and the deterioration of purchasing power.

Sweden announced, on Monday, the suspension of development aid it provides to areas controlled by the Houthi militia in Yemen, due to what it described as the increasing destructive actions of the Houthis.

An international network expected that Yemen will continue to remain at the top of the list of countries most in need of humanitarian aid until May of next year.

In Kamal Adwan Hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, patients and the wounded are groaning without medicine or medical interventions, as the capabilities are lacking due to the strict Israeli siege and the ongoing war of extermination since October 5.