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Al-Aweg praises Yemeni-Saudi agreement to establish joint mechanism to carry out reconstruction projects

[27/01/2019 06:51]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Planning and Intentional Cooperation Dr Najeeb al-Aweg underscored the importance of the agreement reached between the Yemeni and Saudi sides about establishing joint mechanism to carry out the projects of reconstruction in Yemen through partnership between the two countries governments.

Al-Aweg voiced his statement as he contributed Sunday to workshop about current economic challenges and requirements to facilitate trade in Yemen.

The workshop organized in the temporary capital Aden by the Economic Committee in coordination with the Project of Economic Stability and Success in Yemen.

The Minister noted that the Yemeni government is going to ink a number of agreements in the coming days with the Saudi Fund for Development including establishing Pharmacy College at the University of Aden and other projects such as highways.