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Japan to provide humanitarian assistances to Yemen worth USD 23 million
[25/12/2021 01:43]
TOKYO-SABA
Japan has announced providing new package of humanitarian assistances to Yemen worth USD 23 million.
The assistances are allocated from Japanese complementary budget for 2021 in response to increasingly humanitarian needs resulting from continuous conflict in the country.
The aid includes package of humanitarian projects in fields of education, health, food, children and women protection and helping internally displaced people.
The assistances will be provided in cooperation with other international organizations.
Japan has announced providing new package of humanitarian assistances to Yemen worth USD 23 million.
The assistances are allocated from Japanese complementary budget for 2021 in response to increasingly humanitarian needs resulting from continuous conflict in the country.
The aid includes package of humanitarian projects in fields of education, health, food, children and women protection and helping internally displaced people.
The assistances will be provided in cooperation with other international organizations.
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