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Arabian Cement Company to rehabilitate historical buildings in Shibam

[29/10/2020 12:14]

SAYOON-SABA
The Arabian Cement Company has undertaken rehabilitating the historical buildings of Shibam City in the eastern province of Hadhramout after a season of torrential rains that left them badly affected.

The ACC signed an agreement as the financier with the local General Authority for the Preservation of Historic Cities as the implementer.

The emergency project is designed to cost of YR 43,552,900. The rehabilitation includes reinforcing the damaged buildings, restoring their roofs and maintaining them as well as extra works.