Tawakkol Karman Foundation News

Tabibi application has provided 783 Free medical consultations in March 2022 where the responses & medical consultations were provided to these cases by 50 doctors from different specialties.

On Saturday, April 2nd, 2022, Tawakkol Karman Foundation launched the first episode of “Haith Al-Insan” program, season four, where the governorate of Socotra archipelago is incorporated into the list of

On Wednesday, March 30, 2022, the activist, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Mrs. Tawakkol Karman, participated in the greeting

On Thursday, March 24th, Tawakkol Karman Foundation (TKF) held a symposium entitled “Racism in a Pluralistic World” as the first event of Jusoor Program for this year.

Tabibi application has provided 1686 Free medical consultations in January & February 2022 where the responses & medical consultations were provided to these cases by 95 doctors from different specialties.

On Sunday, February 2, 2022, Tawakkol Karman Foundation sponsored Edrak Festival for Yemeni Short Films in its second season, implemented by the Yemeni Students Union in Istanbul, Turkey.

The jury of Edrak Festival in its second season included the Palestinian director and screenwriter, Nawras Abu Saleh, the Yemeni film director, Mohamad Alsharafi, the Egyptian director and producer, Ahmed Alhussini, and the Egyptian author, Ibrahim Alkulaei.

The first winning film is “Mission Completed” directed by Fahad Al-Tolais. The second winning film is “Edrak” by Tamem Al-Abarah. The third winning film is “Qailola” by Khdijah Alomqi, in the second season of Edrak Festival.

Fahad Al-Tolais won the Best Director award, Tamem Al-Abarah won the Best Screenwriter and the Best Photographer awards, and Anas Al-Odaini won the Best Actor award.
The festival in its second season included artistic and theatrical activities to refine youth initiatives in the cinematic and artistic fields.

The Edrak Festival for Yemeni Short Films targeted Yemeni students, especially media students and content producers not only in Turkish governorates but students from all over the work. Participants received an intensive training program that included specialized courses in the fields of short story making, film directing, creative writing, and documentary filmmaking.

After the success of the three previous batches of the Intensive English Language Diploma Scholarship, and within the framework of "Leaders for Future" program

Doha, Qatar — On Thursday, December 23, 2021, Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights activist Tawakkol Karman honored the Yemen national football team for their triumphant performance in the West Asian U15 Boys Championship 2021.

At a ceremony held in Doha, Karman lauded the national team's exemplary performance throughout the tournament. She emphasized that the team members had represented Yemen admirably, presenting a positive image of the nation despite significant challenges.

"The team has managed to unite Yemenis and inspire hope at a particularly critical time," noted Karman. "I have always believed in the youth as the architects of the future," she continued, addressing the junior national team members. "Through your conduct and achievements, you embody the best of Yemen."

Team coach Qais Saleh expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Karman for her encouragement, describing her initiative to honor the players as a commendable gesture. He also extended his thanks to all Yemenis who supported the team.

Several administrative and technical team members spoke about the team's journey and their achievement in reaching the tournament's final. Karman had pledged to reward all team players and their technical and administrative staff with $5,000 and an iPhone each upon their return to Yemen.

The Yemen Junior Football Team's victory over their Saudi counterparts in the final match of the WAFF U15 Boys' Championship 2021 has sparked unprecedented joy and celebration across the nation.