Yemen celebrated International Labor Day with a focus on building a modern state based on justice, equality, and the rule of law. President Hadi, represented by Foreign Minister Dr. Abu Bakr al-Qirbi, highlighted the role of workers in constructing the new Yemen and praised the Comprehensive National Dialogue Conference (NDC) for its part in the nation's development. He emphasized the need for the Reconciliation Government (RG) to improve workers' conditions, including raising minimum wages. The Head of the General Insurance Corporation and the Commercial Chambers’ Association spoke about the importance of social insurance and skilled labor for economic progress. The event also included cultural performances and recognition of distinguished workers. The RG acknowledged the workers' hardships, particularly due to the 2011 incidents, and committed to enhancing economic growth and job opportunities.

The National Dialogue Conference (NDC) in Yemen held a session chaired by Ahmed bin Farid al-Sorimah, focusing on the country's human development and water resource challenges. A UNDP expert, Riman Abdul Rahman Saleh, presented a report on Yemen's human development, highlighting the country's low rankings in gender inequality and poverty compared to other Arab nations. The report also noted significant issues such as high illiteracy rates and lack of basic education for children. Additionally, a report presented by Tawfiq Abdel Wahed al-Shargabi, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Water and Environment, outlined the critical state of Yemen's water resources, emphasizing the urgency of addressing water scarcity to prevent economic and social instability.

Yemen's Minister of Health, Ahmed Qasem al-Ansi, highlighted the severe malnutrition crisis in Yemen, with statistics showing that it exceeds international emergency standards. Chronic malnutrition affects 15% of children under five, with some areas like Hodeida reaching 35%. Nearly 967,000 children suffer from acute malnutrition, with 276,000 at risk of death. The Minister emphasized the need for coordinated efforts between international and local health organizations and alignment with the Ministry's health plans to combat this issue. During a meeting with donors and civil organizations, the Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Dr. Mohammed al-Sa’di, also stressed the importance of addressing administrative dysfunction and political conflict that have contributed to the crisis. A media meeting was held to discuss malnutrition causes, solutions, and the importance of health education through media channels like Saba Channel.

President Abdu Rabo Mansour Hadi of Yemen addressed the complex political and security challenges facing the country, emphasizing his commitment to the progress of the National Dialogue Conference (NDC) despite any disruptive actions by opposing forces. He highlighted the importance of the NDC in resolving key issues and integrating outcomes into the new constitution. The President also noted the international support for Yemen's peace process, including a Security Council meeting in Sana'a. Additionally, he mentioned the restructuring of the army and the successes of the NDC thus far. A separate incident was reported where the Supreme Security Committee, with the help of Yemeni-Turkish security cooperation, captured a commercial ship carrying pistols, emphasizing the ongoing efforts to maintain peace and security in Yemen.