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World Bank offers Yemen $ 207 million in aids

[27/03/2023 07:10]

WASHINGTON-SABA
The World Bank (WB) announced today, Monday, about $207 million to be provided for Yemen in aids to finance a program aims to control food insecurity in the country.

The WB stated that the new allocated funds will be spent over three phases to help managing food insecurity and malnutrition.

The Regional Director of the WB Tania Mayer quoted as saying" This additional finances demonstrates the WB's commitment to improve the Yemenis' living conditions who have been trapped amid multiple crises of war, food crisis and climate emergencies cases".