[11/01/2018 08:00]
RIYADH-SABA
Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Dr. Ibtihag al-Kamal discussed on Thursday with Coordination Office of the Gulf Countriesfor Relief and Humanitarian Aid to Yemen issues of humanitarian situation in the country.
She discussed the process of relief in Yemen and presented a review on humanitarian situation and Houthi violations against relief activities and blocking their arrival to needy people in their held-areas.
She pointed to the humanitarian situation and suffering of the population in Houthi-held areas and increasing number of displaced people from those areas.
She urged providing more quick relief aid to a number of recently liberated provinces in Baidha and Hodeida.
She praised efforts of the Gulf Aid Office for efforts they exert for improving humanitarian situation in Yemen, confirming that these aid will be always remembered by the government and the Yemeni people.
For his part, Minister of Education Abdullah Lamlas discussed educational process, praising GCC countries' support to education. Meanwhile Deputy Minister of Public Health and Population Abdullah Dahhan discussed health situation and possible support in this field.
The meeting dealt with achieved projects in field of relief in the past month and future project for next month.
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