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Sayoon Reconstruction Program discusses Valley, Desert needed projects

[20/03/2019 01:56]

SAYOON-SABA

A meeting held Wednesday here discussed interventions of Saudi Program for Yemen's Reconstruction and Development in a number of service and development sectors.

Deputy Governor of Hadhramout for the Valley and Desert Affairs Isam al-Katheri discussed with the Program's Representative Abdulelah al-Walid a number of projects need quick interventions included health, education, electricity, water, roads, technical education and agriculture.

For his part, al-Walid said the meeting aims at inspecting people's needs in districts of the Valley and the Desert in Hadhramout, pointing to the program's interventions aiming at improving livelihoods of citizens and improving basic services.