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OCHA says Yemen donor pledges reached 1.67 billion

[02/03/2021 02:00]

RIYADH-SABA
The UN OCHA has announced in a statement on its website that pledges for Yemen in the donors’ conference have reached USD 1.67 billion.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia pledged the largest amount of $ 430 million, followed by Germany ($ 244.80 million) the UAE ($ 230 million), the United States of America ($ 191 million) and then other countries.

A coup d’etat by the Iran-backed Houthi militia in September 2014 plunged Yemen in the longest war and worst humanitarian crisis in the world.