Saudi halts accreditation of Sana'a-controlled certificates
The Ministry of Education in the internationally recognized Yemeni government has decided to suspend the accreditation and authentication of certificates issued from areas that are not under its control, including regions controlled by the Houthis. This decision exposes thousands of students wishing to continue their studies outside Yemen or to apply for jobs that require certificate equivalency to additional risks and educational complications. This step comes days after Saudi Arabia announced the suspension of the expatriates' testing requirement, marking a move related to regulating the recognition of educational certificates from Houthi-controlled areas. This was widely rejected by educational and human rights organizations, who considered it an arbitrary interference negatively affecting students' rights, especially those in areas controlled by Sana'a, and warned that it could worsen the educational crisis in Yemen.
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