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Pensioners to be paid February payment, plus 30% increase

[05/02/2019 05:39]

ADEN-SABA
General Authority of Insurances and Pensions (GAIP) announced that pensioners all over the country will be paid immediately their February due payment, plus 30% increase approved last November.

Chairman of the GAIP Ali al-Hadar told the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) that pensioners can go soon to Post Offices and banks to receive their due payment for February plus the 30 percent increase approved since November 2018.

Al-Hadar added that pensioners in the militia-controlled regions need to go to al-Kuraimi bank to receive their payments.