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Lamlas, Kuwaiti Alsalam Humanitarian Society discuss interventions and projects in Aden for 2024

[30/01/2024 02:12]

ADEN – SABA
Minister of State and Governor of Aden Ahmed Lamlas discussed with the President of the Kuwaiti Alsalam Humanitarian and Charitable Works Society, Dr. Nabil Al-Aoun, the organization's interventions and projects for the current year, especially the Alsalam Residential Rehabilitative and Educational City project for widows and orphans, and its future plans.

Lamlas appreciated the efforts of the Society and the support provided by the State of Kuwait to Yemen in general and Aden Governorate in particular, most notably the residential city project, in addition to the implementation of a number of projects in the water, health, and education sectors, pointing to the worsening humanitarian conditions that necessitate such support.