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Al-Kamal,Turkish ambassador discuss productive families projects in Yemen

[17/09/2018 02:34]

RIYADH-SABA
Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Ebtihaj Al-Kamal and the Turkish Ambassador to Yemen Levent Ellerdiscussed the bilateral cooperation in supporting the productive families and social welfare projects in Yemen.

They also discussed training the projects' personnel and the situation of targeted beneficiaries especially the people forced by the Houthi militia into displacement in a number of provinces outside their own hometowns.

The rebel militia's crackdowns forced thousands of Yemeni families to move to the east,especially Maribprovince, and south,especially the temporary capital Aden, to find safe places albeit with no sources of income.

Al-Kamal and the Turkish diplomat also discussed the possibility of furthering Turkish humanitarian support to the war-affected people in general.