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Aden reconstruction agreement to be signed next week: Dep. governor

[03/07/2017 04:06]

ADEN-SABA
The first agreement for reconstruction of Aden will be signed next week, the deputy governor of Aden for projects sector, Ghassan al-Zamiki said today.

The reconstruction will begin "for some houses in al-Tawahi district as part of the government's plan to rebuild al-Tawahi, Mualla and Seerah as a first project," said al-Zamiki, hoping a string of further reconstruction agreements will follow.

"The agreement will target to rehabilitate all the houses in al-Tawahi district, totally 12,000 houses at a cost of YR 2.300 million," he said.

"In the past Ramadan, the bid envelops for the first stage of reconstruction were opened. External financial support from the Arab Development Fund will help as part of the overall efforts to start the reconstruction program."