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[02/06/2024 07:30]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Information Muammar Al-Eryani has condemned the terrorist Houthi militia's orders to execute eng. Adnan Al-Harazi, director of Prodigy Systems and confiscate his entire assets under the pretext of Prodigy company contracting with "international organizations and governmental agencies" as a “third party.”

Al-Harazi had been in Houthi arbitrary imprisonment for a year and a half after he was kidnapped.

At the onset of 2023, the terrorist Houthi militia stormed the company, confiscated the computers and data on the IDPs and war affected people in various parts of Yemen as well as financial assets, and dismissed 300 field researchers working for the company for a daily wage.