Ammar al-Sharjabi

“At the societal level, persistent dropout rates lead to increased illiteracy, poverty, and unemployment, adversely impacting development and the community’s overall future.”

Ammar al-Sharjabi · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-09

Al-Sharjabi described the societal consequences of persistent school dropout rates in Yemen.

“Dropping out of school deprives children of their right to education and weakens their chances of securing stable employment in the future, potentially forcing them into hard labour at an early age,”

Ammar al-Sharjabi · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-09

Al-Sharjabi explained that dropping out of school harms children's future employment prospects and can force them into hard labour.