[22/11/2023 05:26]
ADEN-SABA
Minister of Social and Labor Affairs Dr. Mohammad al-Zaori has called upon Arab and International organizations to provide programs and projects in field of social protection in accordance with studied plans and in harmony with the National Plan for Sustainable Solutions in field of social protection.
This came in his speech before participants in the annual revision of social protection programs with UNICEF.
Minister al-Zaori praised partnership between the ministry and UNICEF in different domains, including social protection programs for weak groups. He emphasized accomplishing the strategic plan for social protection and national plans for protecting children.
Meanwhile, the Deputy Minister for Social Care Saleh Hasan reviewed the accomplished projects of protection during this year.
For her part, the Executive Director of Social Fund Care Fund Najla'a al-Sayyad pointed out to the role of the fund, the protection projects, future plans and challenges and difficulties facing the fund's work.
On the other hand, Minister al-Zaori discussed with the Executive Director of al-Nahdha Makers Organization Mohammad Hussein and Chairman of the Prince Foundation Dr. Musaed al-Hariri their projects in humanitarian work, confirming support of the ministry to such social projects.
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