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The article discussed the achievements of the Houthi movement in Yemen through the implementation of a developmental program aimed at bringing about widespread changes in the lives of citizens. The writer noted that the Houthis transformed the concept of cemeteries from places of sorrow into areas receiving attention, and invested in children by guiding them toward religious and cultural education. They also increased salaries directly into people's pockets, which altered the traditional salary system and brought about changes in the economy, including the introduction of new crops such as landmine cultivation. The article emphasized the expansion of culture by making it accessible to all under the slogan "Quranic Culture," with great importance given to education. In terms of development, the article highlighted the Houthis' ability to provide the basic needs of life, despite criticism, considering their efforts as enabling them to compete with the world in development matters—despite international criticisms and the ongoing siege—and suggesting that the Houthis have enhanced the lives of Yemenis more than some governments have.
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