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Governor Turky, UNOPS discuss future projects in Lahj

[18/11/2019 06:28]

LAHJ-SABA
Governor of Lahj, the Commander of 17th Brigade General Ahmad Turky discussed Monday with the delegation of the United Nation Office for Project Services (UNOPS) headed by Office Director Moi'n al-Mas province's future needs of projects.

Governor Turky confirmed significance of the developmental projects expected to be launched in fields of municipality, cleanness, water, sanitation and roads, stressing making future plans by government offices to be provided to the office by the end of this year.

For his part, al-Mass pointed to supporting infrastructure projects, making it clear that 19 cities in Yemen-including Hota- will be included in the office's plans.