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Arrabiah : Saudi assistances for Yemen totaling $16 billion since May 2015

[24/10/2019 11:37]

ROME-SABA

General Supervisor of KSrelief Center Dr Abdullah Arrabiah said " Saudi aids for Yemen reached $16 million since May 2015, out of which $ 2 billion, 394 million and 628 thousand provided by KSrelief Center through 371 humanitarian projects carried out in collaboration with 80 international, regional and national partners".

Arrabiah's statement came as he was contributing to a seminar co-organized by KSrelief and Saudi embassy in Rome themed " Saudi humanitarian efforts in Yemen: Challenges, Solutions".

"The Kingdom provided the WHO and UNICEF with $66.7 million to help controlling Cholera, establishing the demining program (MASA) and artificial limbs centers, to mention few", said Arrabiah.