Rumaysa is a prominent young Yemeni activist currently pursuing a PhD in International Humanitarian Law. She serves as the Director General of the Human Rights Department at the Ministry of Legal Affairs and Human Rights. Additionally, she is the President of the National Network for Supporting the Rights of People with Disabilities and the President of Room Foundation for Earth Reconstruction.

Passionate about youth, gender issues, and peacebuilding, Rumaysa is a dedicated advocate for the rights of people with disabilities and has actively participated in international forums. She has served as a spokesperson in meetings with U.S. Envoy Tim Lenderking, discussing the integration of youth into peace processes and the importance of youth participation in Yemeni peace initiatives. Her contributions have been recognized with numerous awards, including the Humanity Shield from the Prime Minister and the Minister of Human Rights in Yemen.

Akram currently serves as the Deputy Head of the International and Cultural Department of the Islah in Aden. He is also a member of the local leadership of the Southern National Alliance in Aden, and serves as a council member of the Popular Resistance in Khormaksar. Previously, he held the position of President of the General National Youth Conference in Abyan Province.

Akram has received extensive training in effective youth leadership and human rights, as well as public relations. He is an active member of the Yemeni Reform Association and participated in the National Youth Conference held nationwide during the National Dialogue Conference. Following the formation of the Southern National Coalition and the establishment of its local leadership in Aden, he was selected as a member of the local leadership of the Southern National Coalition.

Anes currently serves as the Vice President of Foreign Affairs at the Southern Transitional Council (STC). He has advanced through various administrative and political positions, including being a member of the Consultation and Reconciliation Commission supporting the Presidential Leadership Council and the Rapporteur of the Reconciliation and Transitional Justice Committee within the commission. Additionally, he holds the position of Deputy Chairman of the Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Authority in the STC and is a member of the Negotiations Affairs Unit. Anis is also a member of the Feminist Peace Support Coalition in Yemen and has participated in numerous meetings with international delegations and diplomatic missions. Previously, he worked as the General Director of Research and Administrative Development in Lahij Governorate.

Anes was part of the STC's delegation in the political axis discussions during the Riyadh Consultations and has extensively participated as a member and rapporteur in various consultations and negotiations, including the Riyadh Agreement team from 2019 to 2022.

Anes holds a Master's degree in Administrative Sciences and is an active and influential figure in community circles. He has authored numerous research papers and studies in political, social, and economic sciences and is a columnist and political analyst. He possesses extensive experience in developing plans, conducting studies, and strategic planning.

Ayoub is the President of the Insijam Foundation for Development, an organization dedicated to enhancing the skills of youth and the local community to support sustainable development and peacebuilding. He also serves as the Secretary-General of the Al-Jalaa Sports, Social, and Cultural Club.

Additionally, Ayoub is a member of the Youth Leadership Network of the German Friedrich Ebert Foundation. Ayoub works as a consultant on projects and research related to youth, peacebuilding, and local governance. He has participated in numerous workshops and training courses on state-building, international economics, conflict resolution, humanitarian peace, advocacy, and more.

Rasha is a former commander of the Women's Police in Brigade 35, Director of the Monitoring and Documentation Unit at the National Mine Action Organization, and former correspondent for Al-Hadath Channel. She worked as a former field researcher for UNICEF's Emergency Cash Transfer project. Rasha has extensive experience as a political activist and journalist. She worked as a correspondent for Al-Sahat Channel in 2015 and served as Director of the Monitoring and Documentation Unit at the National Mine Action Organization from 2016 to 2017. She also participated as a member of the Youth Accord for Peace and Security in Yemen and was a member of the Yemen Red Crescent.

She is a graduate of the Peacebuilders program in mediation and negotiation supported by the UN Women. She received advanced training on mediation and negotiation processes from the International Foundation for Electoral Systems in Tunisia. Rasha contributed to the preparation of the SEDAW report for Yemen in 2020 and worked on combating prostitution and human trafficking. Rasha has received numerous trainings on women's protection from violence under the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda 2030.

Saleh, a distinguished Yemeni youth activist and leader in Hadramout, boasts extensive experience in youth work and political leadership. He currently serves as a member of the Youth Department at the Unified Hadramout Conference, where he plans and executes numerous youth activities that enhance the role of young people in society.

Saleh has also been nominated as a candidate for Vice President of the Executive Body of the Unified Hadramout Conference in Seiyun district, reflecting his dedication and readiness to contribute to sustainable management and development. In 2022, he chaired the Youth General Committee in the Wadi and Desert of Hadramout and led the first Youth Conference in Hadramout in March of the same year.

Furthermore, Saleh served as the Deputy Head in the Model Simulation Conference of the Arab League in 2022, organized by the Justice Foundation. Previously, he held the position of President of the General Union of Students at Seiyun University and was a member of the Arab Youth Union in Egypt. Saleh has been honored with shields from Seiyun University and the Youth Shield for Creativity and Excellence in Hadramout Governorate, highlighting his exceptional contributions in youth activism and social leadership.

Oday is a military academic and political researcher, currently serving as a brigade commander and a member of the Political Bureau of the National Resistance. He is also an advisor to the Presidential Leadership Council and a member of the Supreme Military Security Committee. Oday has participated in numerous international conferences and local mediations, including the Hodeidah redeployment under the supervision of the UN envoy as a member of the participating committees. He holds a Master's degree in Military Sciences from the Command and Staff College in Khartoum, along with a fellowship from the Higher Military Academy at the War College in Khartoum.

Ali is a Yemeni journalist and researcher. He obtained his bachelor's degree from the University of Amran and served as a teaching assistant at the same university from 2014 to 2016. He also worked as a consultant at the Humanitarian Dialogue Center in Geneva, providing consultations on dialogue and peace issues. His papers have been published by the Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies, focusing on understanding local contexts and dynamics.

Additionally, Ali covered the Yemen war for foreign platforms such as Al Jazeera English. He also served as a coordinator for foreign journalists and researchers visiting Yemen, particularly Marib, assisting in producing reports for media outlets such as the BBC and The Wall Street Journal. Ali has also worked as a translator at the office of Sheikh Sultan Al-Arada, a member of the Presidential Leadership Council and Governor of Marib. He is actively engaged on social media platforms, notably on X, providing coverage and commentary on current events in Yemen in English.

Emad is a diplomat at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, currently serving as an advisor to the Prime Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister. From 2019 to 2023, he held the position of special secretary to the former Prime Minister. In his capacity at the Prime Minister's Office, he ha s been directly and indirectly involved in various political dialogues, consultations, and negotiations, including the formation of the Riyadh Agreement government in 2020.

In addition to his political roles, Imad has taken on several technical responsibilities. He served as the national coordinator for the government's efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and oversaw the evacuation of Yemenis from Sudan and those stranded during the COVID-19 crisis.

Awad is a respected figure in Yemeni politics, recognized for his role as a nominated member of the Permanent Main Committee of the General People's Congress in 2018. His involvement in representing the party at various events and meetings underscores his commitment to political engagement and leadership within Yemen's complex landscape. Beyond his formal political duties, Awad plays a crucial role as a mediator in local tribal mediation processes and conflict resolution efforts, leveraging his deep understanding of Yemeni societal dynamics and his ability to foster dialogue and consensus among diverse groups.

Educationally, Awad holds a Bachelor's degree in Business from the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom, which has equipped him with a solid foundation in management and strategic thinking. His academic background complements his practical experience in navigating political challenges and advocating for constructive solutions.

Moreover, Awad demonstrates exceptional communication skills and influence, particularly evident in his interactions with youth, local organizations, and international stakeholders. He actively engages in discussions to address Yemen's pressing issues, emphasizing the importance of sustainable peace and development. His proactive approach and diplomatic acumen make him a valuable asset in fostering understanding and cooperation both locally and internationally, contributing to efforts aimed at stability and progress in Yemen.

Qamar is the Director of the Women's Development Department and the Personnel Officer at the Seiyun District Local Council. She is also the Director of the Projects Department of the Yemeni Women's Union in the Valley and Desert Region, and the Director of Public Relations at the Union of Civil Society Organizations.

Qamar was previously the coordinator of a program in Wadi Hadramawt on gender-based violence. Qamar proposed the establishment of a security office for women in local authority centers to receive these issues safely, with the aim of enabling women to defend their rights, advance progress in society and keep pace with international standards. This initiative has been instrumental in ensuring that complaints can be filed safely, and also deals with problems such as the inability to file complaints in the women's section of the local police.

Wadha Rabie from Sarwah district in Ma'rib governorate is a consultant with the Youth Team for Mediation Support, working on resolving community disputes in the governorate for the past 8 years. She is also a member of the Community Cohesion Committee in Ma'rib.

Wadha possesses extensive experience in various fields including English language teaching, rapid assessment in emergencies, life skills training and behavior change, case management and service delivery, and comprehensive awareness initiatives. Additionally, she has expertise in public relations, improving relations between civil society and military institutions, dialogue facilitation, report writing, individual interviews, field research and needs assessment, peacebuilding and conflict resolution, as well as income-generating projects for war and disaster-affected individuals. Furthermore, she has over five years of experience in gender mainstreaming, having worked as a case manager, social specialist, and training supervisor. She also has experience in monitoring and documenting human rights issues, mediation, and community peacebuilding. Wadha has received numerous certificates of appreciation in various fields.