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Japan offers package of humanitarian aids worth $19 million

[08/12/2022 02:15]

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The Japanese Government announced a package of humanitarian assistances for Yemen totaling some $19 million as part of its complementary budget of the fiscal year 2022.

The Japanese embassy in the Republic of Yemen issued press release learned by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) in which it stated that the package of assistances include humanitarian projects in the fields health, education, food and protection of children, women and IDPs in collaboration with the International organizations.

The embassy stated that Japan will continue to support the Yemeni peoples to help allay the world's worst humanitarian crisis.