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Treaties for improving conditions of cleaners, qualifying CSOs signed in Hadhramout

[26/08/2020 06:00]

SAYOON - SABA
The Office of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor in Hadhramout and Jawada for Administrative Consultations and Studies signed Thursday a treaty for training and qualifying Civil Society Organizations interested in developing local society and meeting its needs in Hadhramout.

The treaty is financed by Bazara' Charitable Corporation.

A cooperation and partnership treaty between Improving and Cleaning Fund and the Office of the Social Affairs Ministry for updating health and professional safety level for workers of the fund was also signed.

The treaty includes improving and boosting public health conditions and professional safety to the fund's workers.