President congratulates Comoros President
President of the Supreme Political Council Mahdi al-Mashat on Saturday sent a congratulatory cable to President of the Federal Republic of the Comoros Ghazali Othman.
In the cable, al-Mashat congratulated Othman and the people of Comoros on the occasion of the country's celebration of its National Day.
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These reforms aim to facilitate access to justice for litigants, expedite judicial procedures, and improve court efficiency, this is of particular importance to decision-makers at the senior management level in the judiciary, and to the state's senior management in general, this is particularly important within the framework of the general orientations of the revolutionary leadership and the Supreme Political Council toward judicial reforms aimed at adapting the judiciary to social, economic, and political developments. To this end, the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights completed the networking of 204 appeal and first instance courts in 15 governorates, information centers were established in these courts by extending and operating a network consisting of network points, electricity, and the internet. The Ministry has implemented numerous projects to modernize the judiciary's technical infrastructure by providing and installing computers, servers, printers, and other modern devices, as well as advanced networking equipment to ensure fast and secure connectivity between the courts and the main data center, enabling easy exchange of data and information. Furthermore, it has provided and installed security devices and solar energy systems for the main data center. Among the most important projects implemented by the Ministry are the provision of the following equipment: 585 computers, 62 solar energy systems, seven central servers, 271 printers, 585 network hubs, two security devices, 280 network modems, 43 scanners, 62 fingerprint devices, 201 surveillance cameras, four network connection equipment, 20 antennas, 116 photocopiers, 23 display screens, four network connection equipment, a video conference device, and various maintenance equipment. 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This work included the creation of five Android applications, including the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights Services application, the judicial system mobile application, the notary and trustees' fees calculator application, the court assets application, and the personnel affairs mobile application. The number of users on the ministry's private network reached 1,525 users in the ministry's general office and the courts, the number of users of the judicial system reached 862 users from the Judicial Inspection Authority, the ministry's general office, and the courts, the number of users of the information systems reached 1,067 users from the three entities. Training and Qualification Raising the efficiency of employees, honing their skills, and providing them with new skills and expertise is the cornerstone of the judicial reform process. To this end, the leadership of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights has placed great importance on training and qualification. It has conducted training courses, workshops, and scientific seminars, qualifying a large number of notaries and legal secretaries, as part of the state and government's efforts to reform notarization as the primary gateway to the judiciary. Over the past ten years, the number of training and qualification courses and workshops has reached 151, benefiting 91,004 trainees from the judiciary, these courses were distributed among 103 courses, benefiting 6,220 trainees, and 48 workshops, benefiting 84,784 participants. Documentation Data The completion rate in the field of documentation reached 100 percent, with a total of 2,062,959 documentations. This figure includes 1,759,793 documentations in general primary courts, 101,683 in commercial courts, 200,898 in traffic courts, and 585 in real estate notary offices. Workforce Planning The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights issued 1,493 decisions in the field of workforce planning and meeting needs, targeting 8,421 individuals, these decisions included job rotations in the Ministry's offices and courts, redeployment of employees from the General Office to support the courts, contracting to meet urgent needs in the courts, particularly in the field of automation, settlement decisions based on qualifications and years of service, financial and administrative adjustments to the status of daily wage workers and court collaborators, and other types of decisions. Oversight, Inspection, Follow-up, Evaluation, and Anti-Corruption The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights attaches great importance to complaints and inquiries related to the judiciary, to this end, it has established two windows to receive complaints and inquiries, over the past ten years, 33,660 complaints and inquiries have been received. 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Regarding complaints referred to the General Administration of Courts and Judicial Assistants, the number of complaints against court employees and judicial assistants reached 1,229, while the number of complaints referred to the General Administration of Specialized Courts reached 80. The Ministry of Justice formed field committees, with a total of 163 committees, including 73 joint committees and 90 specialized committees. Improving Administrative Performance The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights has implemented numerous measures and issued decisions to develop and improve administrative performance over the past ten years of the aggression against Yemen. Regarding notarization, the Ministry of Justice issued a number of decisions and took various measures, as follows: issuing 423 decisions to terminate and revoke the licenses of Sharia trustees; issuing 1,204 decisions to grant licenses to Sharia trustees; approving 3,333 vacant positions for trustees; conducting 473 job rotations for employees of notary offices and offices; investigating 2,877 complaints regarding notaries, trustees, and violations; printing 157 confidential seals for notary offices; and protecting the rights of children, women, and the needy. The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights has contracted and commissioned a large number of lawyers and social experts to follow up on the cases of juveniles and indigent women in penal institutions, the number of lawyers and experts contracted and commissioned by the Ministry has reached 13,261 lawyers and social experts, including 9,095 lawyers contracted by the Ministry to plead in juvenile cases, 434 lawyers to plead in cases of indigent women, and 3,732 social experts in juvenile courts. Court Requirements, Maintenance, and Renovations Despite the aggression and blockade on Yemen, targeting the judiciary and its infrastructure, and despite the resulting scarcity of resources, the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights has achieved significant progress in providing court requirements, as well as the necessary maintenance and renovations for judicial buildings. The Ministry established an internal workshop as a strategic option for furniture maintenance, thus achieving a vital step aimed at enhancing both operational and economic efficiency. The workshop performs periodic maintenance and necessary repairs quickly and effectively, preserving the quality of furniture and reducing the costs associated with replacement or external maintenance, the maintenance workshop has repaired and refurbished thousands of pieces of court furniture, saving significant amounts of money that would otherwise have been spent on repairs or the purchase of new furniture. The total amount spent on renovating owned and rented courts and paying rents amounted to 2 billion, 551 million, and 1750 riyals over the ten years of aggression. This amount was distributed between 2 billion, 116 million, and 315 thousand riyals for rents for rented court buildings, and 434 million, 686 thousand riyals for renovations of court buildings. New headquarters were also rented to replace buildings damaged by the aggression at a monthly cost of 18,783,000 riyals, bringing the total rental cost during the past period to 1,610,902,000 riyals. The total amount spent on purchases, equipment, and publications to run the courts and the Ministry's office amounted to 1,857,061,000 riyals. Judicial Publications Judicial publications have witnessed a qualitative leap over the past ten years. The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights has printed millions of records, notebooks, books, files, papers, and other judicial publications, at a total cost of 632 million and 410 thousand riyals. Given the numerous achievements of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, and the targeting it has been subjected to by the aggression over the past ten years, the Ministry has demonstrated the resolve and determination of Yemenis to overcome any obstacles and challenges, and even to use the aggression as a stepping stone to a better future. What the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights has accomplished over the past ten years is a message to the world: those who bet on the fall of Yemen have lost their bet, those who thought Yemen would be defeated have misunderstood history, this land has never fallen, and it will never fall as long as it contains men who know nothing but victory. M.M Facebook Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Reports)
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10-07-2025
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As Israeli enemy staggers in Gaza... Sana'a prepares for all scenarios
Sana'a - Saba: The Yemeni front supporting Gaza has become one of the most active and influential fronts in confronting the Zionist aggression, especially as the brutality of the occupation against civilians in Gaza escalates. These civilians face a triad of death: bombardment, starvation, and disease—a scene unparalleled in modern history. For over 21 months, the Zionist war machine has continued its killing spree, increasing the toll of martyrs, wounded, and missing in the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, the enemy is trapped in a vicious cycle, desperately searching for its captives without achieving any notable progress. Instead, it suffers heavy daily losses due to the steadfastness of the Palestinian resistance and its painful strikes. Despite the significant losses inflicted on the usurping entity—whether by the Palestinian resistance or Iranian strikes over 12 days—its reaction has been to target civilians, unleashing its hatred on the people of Gaza in a bloody, vengeful spectacle witnessed by the world amid international silence and disgraceful Arab and Islamic official inaction. Yet Yemen, a nation that has historically resisted invaders, now stands firmly on the frontlines, directing its weapons against an arrogant enemy that threatens not only Palestinians but the security and stability of the entire region. Repeated aggressions against Yemen, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran confirm that the Zionist entity is a perpetual project of war and terror, one that knows no peace. In a notable escalation, the enemy recently launched airstrikes on Yemeni civilian facilities, including the ports of Hodeida and Ras Issa, as well as the Ras Katnib power station—a desperate attempt to deter the Yemeni front, which has become a growing concern for decision-makers in Tel Aviv, especially as Yemen's missile and air defense capabilities advance. For the first time, Yemen's locally manufactured air defense systems have entered active service, with surface-to-air missiles launched to intercept enemy aircraft in the skies of Hodeida. This marks a qualitative turning point, fulfilling the warning of His Excellency Field Marshal Mahdi Al-Mashat, Head of the Supreme Political Council and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, that enemy aircraft would become "a laughingstock in Yemen's skies." The strategic deployment of air defense systems is not just a tactical gain but a clear message to all who back the Zionist entity—especially the U.S., Britain, and their allies—that Yemen's airspace is no longer an open or vulnerable arena for hostile aircraft but is now protected by defensive capabilities capable of deterrence. In line with its "equal response" strategy, the Yemeni Armed Forces have carried out precise strikes deep inside the Zionist entity, targeting Lod Airport, Ashdod Port, and the Ashkelon power station in retaliation for the attacks on Hodeidah and Ras Issa ports. The message is clear: Sana'a has the final say, and the cost of aggression will be steep. Military analysts affirm that Yemen's possession of a modern air defense system will reshape the conflict's equations, shattering the myth of the "invincible army" that has long boasted of striking anywhere in the region without consequence. As the Zionist leadership reckons with Yemen's breach of its airspace and capabilities, Sana'a remains fully prepared for the worst-case scenarios—where battlefronts intertwine, missiles, warships, and aircraft clash in a scene where the world respects only the language of strength. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Reports)
