Urgent shift to sustainable recovery
Yemeni Prime Minister Dr. Shaaya Mohsen Al-Zindani has launched the National Health Strategy for 2026–2030, aimed at strengthening the resilience of the national healthcare system and achieving justice and efficiency. This initiative is part of efforts to shift from crisis response to building a sustainable and comprehensive healthcare system, especially after the significant burdens imposed on the health sector by the war waged by the Houthis, which has impacted the health of mothers and children and essential health services. The strategy emphasizes the importance of supporting sustainable financing, coordinating international partnerships, and expanding private sector engagement to improve health services and achieve tangible results in citizens' lives—such as providing safe care, immunizing children, and facilitating access to medicines. Al-Zindani also stressed the need to activate partnerships between the government, international organizations, and the community to build long-term capacities and ensure the sustainability of health services, considering that its success depends on concrete outcomes that benefit the citizens.
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