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Dep. Governor of Hadramout discuss UNESCO's interventions to protect historical cities

[14/05/2024 01:59]

SYEUON-SABA
Deputy Governor of Hadramout governorate Amer al-Ameri discussed today, Tuesday, in Syeuon with a delegation of the UNESCO headed by Nuno Oliveira aspects of the UNESCO's interventions to protect the historical cities in Wadi Hadhramaut.

The conversations intended to establish active partnership between the UNESCO and the Local Authority in Hadramout about the protection of the historical cities and sites in the governorate.

Al-Ameri stated that the Local Authority is very keen to establish robust partnership with the UNESCO, promising all necessary help to enable the organization doing its projects easily.

The UNESCO's delegation has confirmed the organization's willingness to work with the Local Authority and to have active partnership with it.