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[23/05/2021 04:30]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Dr. Wa'id Batheeb called on the UNICEF to reposition its headquarters in the temporary capital Aden to ensure better coordination with the government's ministries and authorities in charge.

He also demanded relocating the main office of the National Cluster for Water and Sanitation in Aden.

His suggestions came during a virtual discussions he held today with the UNICEF's Regional Director for Middle East and North Africa Ted Shiban.

The deliberations intended to improve coordination and monitoring mechanisms over the projects carried out by the UNICEF in Yemen.