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Yemeni official calls international organizations to work from Aden

[28/07/2017 10:53]

RIYADH-SABA
Local Administration Minister Abdul-Raqeeb Fatah has called international organizations to apply the idea of decentralization in the humanitarian work and relief, and use Aden as an administrative relief center from which aids are distributed.

He asserted that the government provides support and facilities to international organizations to help them implement humanitarian operations without conditions or restrictions.

Fatah spelt out that the liberation of Khalid camp in Taiz will enhance the idea of using Aden as a main relief center, pointing out that the city has all potentials to be a main relief center.

He further said that the government welcomes all international organizations to work in Yemen, pointing out that Aden has become safe and secure.