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Educational, water projects for IDPs established in Marib

[07/02/2023 05:37]

MARIB-SABA
Deputy Governorate of Marib governorate Dr. Abd-Rubbo Meftah inaugurated three educational projects worth $200 thousand, funded by the Organization of Education Doesn't Wait through the Norwegian Refugees Council.

The projects included constructing 6 new classrooms in al-Farooq School, repairing 24 classrooms in al-Farooq School and Mua'th bin Jabal School, building Fence for Safia Girls School, establishing 9 toilets, repairing 19 toilets in the two schools, providing 282 chairs, 16 blackboards.

Dr. Meftah also inaugurated a water project for Assemia IDPs Camp with total cost $150 thousand funded by the German Humanitarian Aids Organization and Diakwin Lesterovedlv Organization.

The project is intended to provide 1950 displaced families include 11 thousand and 327 IDPs in the Camp.