Neglecting the concerns of youth is not merely a political or administrative flaw; it is evidence of a collective psychological state of nihilism and hopelessness toward the future. The young person who grows up in such an environment emerges alone, alienated within their own homeland, frustrated, not because they failed, but because they were never given the chance to try.

Our future begins at a school desk where a young girl sits, carrying her bag and smiling. Women’s education is not a luxury; it is life. A society that leaves its daughters uneducated chooses to live in darkness, while a society that opens schools for them builds a path toward justice, freedom, and progress.

While Yemenis strive to shake off the dust of backwardness and conservatism, the Houthi militia continues its efforts to instill sectarianism in children’s minds instead of merit. Education under their control has become the starting point of an intellectual and social disaster. Silent ignorance of this corruption is as dangerous as the corruption itself.