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Governor launches youth projects in Mukalla

[24/08/2017 03:30]

MUKALLA-SABA
Governor of Hadhramout and the Commander of the Second Military Region General Faraj al-Bahsani launched on Thursday two youth projects here.

The projects are financed by the Social Development Fund within the program of heavy work laborers (funds for work) in coordination with local authority in the city. The two projects cost YR 91 million.

Governor al-Bahsani hailed the two projects and their role in improving the city and in reduction of youth unemployment.

For his part, Director of the Fund Mohammad al-Dailami noted that these projects aim at rehabilitating al-Kurneish Street and Fuwah Road, as well as providing work opportunities to unemployed youth, whose ages range between 16-33 years.