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Yemen discusses with JICA resumption of stopped projects

[29/05/2018 08:22]

TOKYO-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Japan Samir Khamis discussed with Regional Director of Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JIKA) and the organization's officer for Yemen affairs resumption of some of its stopped projects in Yemen.

The two parties also discussed possible means for re-opening the agency's office in the transitional capital of Aden for developing its programs in Yemen.

Khamis expressed government's appreciation for resuming the agency's cooperation of technical programs with Yemen and for Japanese continuous support to the country in different fields.

JICA's Regional Director promised of exerting efforts for finalizing the agency's projects in Yemen.