Badr Al-Din Al-Fahad

It is with great pleasure that I join my colleagues at Tamdeen Youth Foundation in celebrating the twelfth anniversary of the Foundation's establishment, whose record is rich with achievements in the field of humanitarian and development work in Yemen.

I was honored to be an integral part of this great journey. From being a regional manager for the Foundation (Ibb, Taiz, and Al Dhale'e) to assuming the presidency of the Foundation, every day brought a new challenge and a unique opportunity to leave a positive mark on the lives of people and communities in most governorates of Yemen.

My relationship with Tamdeen Youth is deeper than any job title. It is a relationship built on shared values, indelible memories, and a firm belief that what we sowed yesterday continues to grow and bear fruit today in this precious homeland.

On this happy anniversary, I extend my sincere thanks and gratitude to all dear colleagues, and to everyone who worked with me at Tamdeen Youth Foundation. I also extend my greetings and appreciation to every individual of the Tamdeen Youth family, from leaders to volunteers, to every partner who supported its journey, and to every beneficiary who felt the impact of its work.

And a special greeting from me to its founder and president, Professor Hussein Al-Suheili. Thanks to his sharp vision, inspiring leadership, and unlimited dedication, Tamdeen Youth Foundation has become a true beacon of hope and giving in Yemen, and a pioneer in the humanitarian work and civil society system.

Tamdeen Youth Foundation is the primary incubator for young leaders from Yemen's finest young men and women; those who combine knowledge and skill, and possess steadfast faith and genuine passion to contribute to their nation's recovery and the advancement of their local communities.

In an environment that embraces creativity and believes in capabilities, the Foundation has succeeded in creating inspiring success stories.

I wish Tamdeen Youth continued success and prosperity in its blessed journey.