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Al-Kamal, UNICEF discuss cash transfer project

[06/07/2019 03:56]

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Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Ibtihaj al-Kamal and the director of the UNICEF'S Emergency Cash Transfer Project Cherine Farki discussed here on Saturday the implementation of new phases of the WB-financed project.

The project targets one million and a half vulnerable people across Yemen.

Al-Kamal underscored the importance of the project for it benefits a broad section of the society suffering poverty and misery as a result of the war.

She cited the provinces still suffering a living crisis and war waged by the Houthis, mainly Hodeidah, Dhale'a and other provinces.