It is worth mentioning that the project went through several phases. The first phase was the preparation and inauguration of a sewing workshop equipped with all the necessary tools and equipment. This was then followed by the training of 15 young women in sewing and embroidery, so that they could work in the workshop and produce items to meet the demands of the local market, providing them with a source of income.

After that, the capabilities of 15 young men and women were built in marketing skills, and they were involved in the project by marketing the products of the production workshop. They worked on marketing these products in the city's districts and the rural districts of Taiz Governorate. Subsequently, an exhibition of the workshop's products was held in order to introduce the workshop and market its products.

As an initial phase of the project, 30 young men and women were employed. This enabled these young people to be self-reliant, earn an income, and stay away from illegal behaviors. It is expected that the project will be expanded in a second phase in the future, by targeting other governorates to sell and distribute the products of the production workshop.