In celebration of International Youth Day, the Yemen Creative Hubs project – funded by the European Union and implemented by the Goethe-Institut in partnership with five Yemeni civil society organizations (Aden Again, Basement Cultural Foundation, Madarat Cultural Foundation, Yemen Art Base and Your ECHO) – highlights its ongoing efforts to uplift young creatives in Yemen through capacity building, cultural entrepreneurship, and artistic expression.
Empowering Yemeni youth through arts and culture: Yemen Creative Hubs celebrate International Youth Day
The Diplomatic Service of the European Union, 11 August 2025, Yemen
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