The United Arab Emirates adopts a comprehensive humanitarian approach in supporting Yemen at various levels, economically, humanitarian and logistically, in order to put it on the path of construction and development, through construction and reconstruction processes, and to spread hope among the Yemeni people towards a better future, in which everyone enjoys security, stability and prosperity.Within this framework, the Khalifa Foundation sought to contribute to the reconstruction of the infrastructure, especially in the sectors of health, education, electricity and water, as it is one of the main important sectors for the Yemeni people. Last September, the Khalifa Foundation for Humanitarian Works financed the provision of energy Additional electricity to Lahj Governorate, with a capacity of 10 megawatts.This support for the electricity sector in Lahj comes in light of the suffering the governorate witnesses due to frequent power outages due to high loads and the inability to solve this deficit.Last November, an Emirati delegation visited the Al Haswa electrical station to see the installation site for the "100 megapixel" gas turbine provided by the Khalifa Foundation for Humanitarian Work.The delegation toured the station sections and the place designated for installing the 100-megabyte turbine, in addition to inspecting the location of the towers, the network, and the control switches.The materials are scheduled to arrive during the month of January and will be installed in a period not exceeding four months to cope with the coming summer.It is noteworthy that the UAE has made great contributions to supporting the electricity sector in Aden since its liberation a little over two years ago, as it worked to purchase 60 megabytes of leased energy and transfer it to the ownership of the Aden Electricity Corporation, while it is still supporting 40 megabytes of leased energy at the May 22 Stadium station in addition to supporting operational materials such as spare parts and oils. And others.