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Marib Dep. Governor seeks more interventions of the Institutional and Economic Resilience Project in the governorate

[27/11/2024 11:56]

MARIB-SABA
Deputy Governor of Marib governorate Dr. Abed-Rabbo Meftah received today, Wednesday, a delegation of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) headed by the Coordinator of the Institutional and Economic Resilience Project in Yemen (SIRE) Martin Vanderel.

The meeting aimed to discuss the expansion of the SIRE's interventions in the governorate during the next year.

Dr. Meftah presented a matrix of priority projects in the list of pressing needs of the governorate, which are urgently needed to strengthen the capacities of many local sectors and institutions, as well as capacity building, training, rehabilitation and education for the young men and women of the governorate.

The Deputy governor praised the UNDP's interventions and projects in the governorate, underlining the importance of strengthening the existing humanitarian partnership between UNDP and the local authority to achieve recovery and sustainable development.

The UNDP's delegation noted that its visit to the governorate aims to inspect the outcomes of the implemented projects and to know the need for sustainable development projects that will be presented to the donor community early year and mobilize funds for their implementation.