The lack of maintenance capacity has made it difficult for people to travel. Sheikh Zaid Rassam, a prominent figure in the area, highlighted the importance of the road in 1996, when the villages of Al-Mazour and Al-Barakah, located 4 km from the start of the road, were unable to reach it by car. Instead, they transported patients on their shoulders. The road passes through valleys, agricultural areas and a mountain range, and ends at the designated location. The area is characterized by hot and rainy areas, and the main health center and primary school are reached from this road and are located at a certain point on the road.

This project aims to improve access to public services, improve transportation between villages and major cities, which will reduce the cost of goods and improve the community’s resilience in Bani Rasam District in the Far East Isolation in Mustaba District, Hajjah Governorate. The start point is Al-Haijah Market, which is 70 kilometers away from the city of Abs. The road alignment starts from Al-Haijah Market and passes through the villages of Al-Sayyaf District and ends at the villages of Bani Rasam (Al-Kabara, Al-Nawaqi, Al-Haqwiyah, Al-Sawadiyah, Al-Mazawar, Al-Mahdab, Al-Haidah, and Al-Barakah). A distance of 4 kilometers was paved, benefiting about 7920 beneficiaries from the area’s residents. The road that connects the villages of Al-Sayyaf District and Bani Rasam District in the center of the district is of great importance. It provides neighboring villages and isolated areas with access to basic services and saves time, money and effort to reach service facilities such as hospitals and schools. In addition, it facilitates the transportation of goods and other services. However, the road has faced significant challenges since its construction began in the early 1990s.