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University professors in militia controlled regions to be paid 50% of salaries soon

[08/05/2019 07:28]

ADEN-SABA
Finance Ministry announced that university professors and staff in the putschist Houthi militia controlled regions will be paid 50 % of their salaries immediately.

Deputy Minister of Finance Salim bin Boreik said the Ministry started to pay 50% of the professors' salaries in the militia's controlled regions.

The professors and university's staff will receive their salaries via al-Kuraimi bank.

It is important to mention that the government recently has paid 33 thousands of health sector's employees in the militia's controlled regions. Up to 13 government's employees in Hodeidah governorate also have been paid regularly.