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KSrelief signs treaty for implementing training projects to youth in Yemen

[02/11/2020 01:34]

RIYADH-SABA
King Salman Relief and Humanitarian Activities Center (KSrelief) signed Monday a treaty with the UNDP for implementing vocational training projects and supporting youth skills in Yemen.

The treaty is worth USD 3 million.
According to the treaty, which was signed through visual communications by the General Sponsor of KSrelief Ahmad al-Biez and Representative of UNDP in Yemen Auke Lootsma, youth people will be enable of gaining vocational, technical and trade skills and will be enabled also in different livelihood skills.

Up to 910 male and female youth from provinces of Hadhramout, Dhamar, Ibb and Lahj will benefit from the treaty.