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France to provide €2 million for cholera control in Yemen

[15/05/2017 04:43]

Paris (Saba)- France has announced that it allocated €2 million as a contribution for cholera control in Yemen.

The French Foreign Ministry said, in a statement issued on Monday, that Yemen's health situation largely deteriorated, asserting that cholera epidemic could not be controlled without taking decisive measures.

The ministry signaled out that the French donation came to respond to urgent needs of the population, particularly in the health sector, expressing hope to reach a reconciliation and put an end to Yemen's crisis.