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Fatah, head of IOM discusssupporting IDPs and refugees

[10/04/2018 02:13]

Fatah, head of IOM discusssupporting IDPs and refugees
RIYADH-SABA
Minister of Local Administration, the Chairman of the Supreme Committee for Relief, Abduraqeeb Fatah discussed today with the head of the International Organization for Migration branch in Yemen, Sirat Dash, the situation of IDPs in the Yemeni provinces and the migrants who come to Yemen from the Horn of Africa.

They discussed the opening of five IOM fully autonomous offices and the delivery of humanitarian relief materials to all provinces.

Fatah stressed the importance of providing the migrants and refugees with medicines, vaccines and environmental sanitation projects as a way to combat epidemics such as cholera and diphtheria. In addition to livelihood opportunities such as labor-intensive projects.