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Planning Minister appreciates American developmental, humanitarian aids for Yemen

[09/02/2021 02:16]

RIYADH - SABA
Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Dr. Wa'id Batheeb highly appreciated the great deal of developmental and humanitarian support provided by the American people to Yemen through the USAID.

His remark came as he met on Tuesday with the Director of the USAID in Yemen Jennifer Lenk.

The American humanitarian aids provided through the USAID estimated at $600 million in 2020 including food aids, support motherhood, childhood, health, education, agriculture and social insurance.

The discussions touched upon the US administration designation Houthi militia terrorist organization and the Yemeni government's measures to reduce any potential impact on the humanitarian situation and actions.