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[25/02/2024 03:07]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Water and Environment along with Minister of State, Aden Governor Ahmed Lamlas launched the work on two water and sanitation projects in the temporary capital Aden.

Firs project is intended to repair the Pumping station-Crater District within the Integrated Urban Emergency Project in Yemen (second phase).

The total cost of the project is one million and 989 thousand US dollar funded by the World Bank (WB), through the (UNOPOS).
The second project is designed to repair the water supplies pipeline in the District of al-Tawwahi.

The project's budget is 807 thousand US dollar funded by the German Development Bank through the UNICEF.