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Fatah says operating Mahra airport an enforce of decentralization

[01/12/2017 07:02]

ADEN-SABA
The Chairman of the Supreme Committee for Relief said that theArab Coalition and government's re-operation of the airport of the southeastern province of Mahrawill serve as an enforcement of the decentralization of relief aid and a step to ease the destitute people's access to aid.

Abduraqib Fatahtold Saba on Friday that his committee had prepared a plan to set up five relief aid centers in different parts of the country such that every center has air, land and sea supply ports to depend on for the delivery aid and that the newly opened al-Ghaydha Airport will serve one of these centers.

Fatah hailed Saudi Arabia for sending the first aid flight, today, through Al-Ghaydha Airport. He thanked all GCC states for supporting Yemen with relief aid and alleviating the humanitarian misery.