A young man, Muhammad Adel bin Mahrous Al-Saadi, died in the forests of Belarus, after an arduous expatriate journey that led him to a painful fate, while he was trying to search for a better life opportunity away from the difficult conditions that young people suffer from in the Yemeni governorates.

Al-Saadi had left Yemen like other young people who faced stifling economic conditions, with the lack of government jobs and low salaries, in addition to opportunities in the private sector that were increasingly being exploited, prompting thousands of them to migrate in search of sources of livelihood in distant countries.

Al-Saadi’s death once again sheds light on the harsh conditions that young people go through, as many of them seek to risk their lives in the hope of a better future, but they often face serious challenges on their journeys outside the country.

Observers confirm that these incidents highlight the necessity of addressing the economic conditions in Yemen and working to provide job opportunities for young people, to avoid more cases of unsafe migration and human losses, which is a responsibility of the Yemeni government, by providing jobs through the Ministry of Civil Service, and imposing Measures to prevent exploitation in various private facilities.