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Fatah hails Saudi, Emirati donations to meet humanitarian needs in Yemen

[23/05/2019 01:18]

ADEN-SABA
The chief of the national Higher Committee for Relief Aid Abduraqeeb Fatah has praised Saudi Arabia and the UAE for donations to meet humanitarian needs in Yemen.

The two brotherly countries have signed two agreements worth $60 million with the WHO and the UNICEF to implement projects in the field of environmental hygiene, tackling malnutrition and combating cholera.

Fatah stressed the imperative of UN organization's expedited implementation of these funded projects especially the projects to contain cholera in all parts of Yemen.

Fatah said the government welcomes all UN and other international organizations to help contribute to relief aid in all Yemen saying the government would continue to offer all facilitations to them.