World Day for Safety and Health at Work: How Project Masam protects lives while clearing explosive threats in Yemen

On World Day for Safety and Health at Work (28 April), the role of safety in Mine Action deserves particular recognition. In humanitarian demining, safety is the framework that governs every task, every movement, and every operational decision. International Mine Action Standards make clear that no clearance activity should proceed unless hazards have been assessed,…

Project Masam destroys 4,199 landmines and explosive remnants of war in Yemen’s Abyan

This morning, the Project Masam carried out a demolition operation involving 4,199 landmines, unexploded ordnance, and other explosive remnants of war in the Dofs area of Zinjibar District, in Yemen’s sourthern Abyan Governorate. Demolition is essential because it guarantees that explosive items are destroyed beyond use, preventing repurposing and removing the danger they pose to…

Project Masam landmine clearance enables reopening of key Public Services in Yemen’s Taiz

Local authorities in Yemen’s embattled Taiz Governorate have reopened the Civil Status and Civil Registry branch in Salah District, east of the city, following the completion of renovation works and preparations to resume smart electronic ID card services for citizens. The reopening comes after Project Masam cleared and secured the government complex in October 2025,…

Project Masam strengthens demining capacity with intensive training in Yemen’s Marib

Project Masam has launched a new refresher training course at its headquarters in Marib Governorate, targeting engineering teams operating across Marib, Shabwah, and Al-Jawf, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen field readiness and operational efficiency. The training forms part of a broader capacity-building programme designed to equip demining teams with the skills needed to…