As part of supporting cultural and intellectual initiatives, a printed copy of the study “The Interrelationships of Yemeni Migration” was delivered to Hala Visual Arts Studio. This was done to make its contents available to artists and those interested in artistic and cultural reading, and to stimulate creative inspiration in line with the values ​​and experiences of the community.

The studio received the study from visual artist Hala Al-Zariqi and Captain Mohammed Ali Al-Zariqi. The handover took place in an atmosphere reflecting the importance of integrating scientific research with cultural production, thus opening avenues for linking knowledge with visual representation and artistic creation.

The handover was conducted by Professor Al-Azzi Al-Salawi, Advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs, and Dr. Amr Ma’dikarib Al-Hamdani, a member of the Shura Council. The study was presented as an informative resource highlighting the impact of Yemeni migration and its reciprocal interactions on society in various social, economic, and cultural aspects.

It was emphasized that these issues can also be translated into visual works that contribute to raising public awareness and conveying humanitarian messages. For their part, the studio's organizers expressed their appreciation for this initiative, emphasizing that the arrival of the printed version at an art studio is a valuable addition, given art's ability to transform ideas and meanings into a powerful visual presence.

This contributes to raising awareness and gives issues a human dimension that is understandable and relatable. Those responsible for the delivery also hoped that the study would inspire creativity and that the studio would utilize its content in cultural activities, exhibitions, or art readings, thus contributing to highlighting the Yemeni narrative and documenting the impact of migration through the language of art.