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Hodeida governor signs treaty for educating displaced people

[07/07/2020 05:01]

HODEIDA - SABA
Governor of Hodeida al-Hassan Taher signed Tuesday an agreement for educating displaced people in Tehaita and Khokha districts.

The treaty is financed by Office of Coordinating Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).

Carried out by Nahdha Makers organization, the project aims at supporting educating children of displaced people in Hodeida.
Governor Taher praised the project for its huge significance of improving education process.

For his part, The Public Relation Officer of Nahdha Makers Emil Numan praised cooperation of Hodeida Local Authority for supporting humanitarian activities in the province.