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Governance and military mobilization in Taiz

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Governance and ~~humanitarian response~~ military mobilization in Taiz

In Taiz, local authorities are focusing on emergency preparedness and the strengthening of state administrative presence. Governor Nabil Shamsan coordinated with international and local organizations to develop response plans for vital service sectors, noting that the influx of displaced persons from frontline areas is straining hospitals and schools. Discussions with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) also addressed the safety of humanitarian workers and the use of unified operations rooms to maintain stability during escalations. Concurrently, First Undersecretary Dr. Abdulqawi al-Mikhlafi met with district leadership in Shar'ab al-Salam, Shar'ab al-Runa, and Same' to enhance administrative coordination and restore state institutions. These efforts emphasize improving service delivery in health, education, and infrastructure, while addressing challenges related to limited resources and geographic constraints in areas under local government control. Expanding the focus toward military and security stability, Governor Shamsan recently chaired an emergency committee meeting with provincial deputies, police leadership, and military commanders to discuss field developments. He called for the mobilization of all available personnel and equipment to support armed forces in the struggle against Houthi militias. During this session, military and security leaders provided updates on the situation across various fronts, including Taiz, Al-Jawf, Marib, and Al-Bayda, as well as local security stability indicators.

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