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KSrelief, WHO & UNICEF discuss Yemen health and childhood

[14/12/2017 03:15]

RIYADH-SABA
The King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid (KSrelief) and the WHO and UNICEF discussed the issues of health and childhood in Yemen and on international scale.

The discussion was held in a meeting in Riyadh on Thursday between KSrelief's General Supervisor Abdullah Al-Rrabia, WHO's representative Zaid Al-Nahi and the UNICEF's representative Hana Hamadah.

Dr. Al-Rabiah made clear that KSrelief provided 80 projects to Yemen in the field of education, protection, food security, health, nutrition, water and environmental hygiene. He said that the Houthi rebels have recruited 20 thousand child fighters in the terrorist group's ranks according to human rights organizations.