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Aden sea ports, WFP discuss coordination

[10/03/2019 05:41]

ADEN -SABA
The CEO of the Corporation of Gulf of Aden Seaports, Mohamed Alawi Amzrabeh and the Director of Logistics at the World Food Program office in Aden discussed on Sunday ways of cooperation and joint coordination, including the need for warehouses and yards at Al Ma'alla and the containers terminal in the city of Aden.

The meeting discussed the delivery program of food aid cargos to Aden ports during the next three months.

The CEO affirmed the readiness of the ports to provide all facilities for the WFP's vessels.