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Yemen, UAE discuss resuming development projects

[21/06/2018 01:10]

ABU DHABI –SABA
Yemen's ambassador to the United Arab Emirates Fahd al-Menhali and the Director-General of Abu Dhabi Fund for Development Mohammed al-Soweidi discussed on Wednesday ways to resume the Fund's stalled projects in Yemen since the Houthi militia's coup in 2014.

Al-Soweidi indicated the Fund's readiness to resume projects in the already liberated territories of Yemen.

On the other hand, the Abu Dabi Fund and the Emirati Red Crescent signed a memo of understanding concerning the management of the UAE government's $18.3 million worth of grant for the health sector of Hadhramout.

The grant will contribute to rehabilitating and re-equipping key health infrastructure facilities in the province.