Water & Infrastructure Oversight: In Sanaa, the Acting Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, Ammar Al Karim, reviewed the General Authority for Water Resources and Facilities’ performance, focusing on protecting groundwater, stopping random well digging, and pushing projects like lakes and water barriers to feed aquifers. Media & Local Production Push: A separate Sanaa meeting led by the Deputy Minister of Information, Dr Omar Al Bukhaiti, discussed revolutionary leadership directives for media to back community initiatives, boost local production, and promote self-sufficiency while urging boycotts of imported goods. Education & Research Approvals: Sanaa University Council approved academic and administrative updates, including research publication pathways for master’s requirements, graduate lists across multiple faculties, and staffing and study-plan decisions. Agribusiness Momentum: In Dhamar, the General Company for Potato Seed Production launched the spring harvest, highlighting three years of halted imports and a shift toward seed self-sufficiency with export ambitions. Regional Shockwaves: Meanwhile, global attention stays on a reported US-Iran framework to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with details still unclear—an issue that matters for Yemen’s trade and maritime security.