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Social care money to be paid soon, says minister

[05/10/2019 02:37]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Dr Ebtihaj al-Kamal said the sixth payment of the emergency monetary assistance funded by World Bank (WB) will be delivered immediately through the UNICEF.

In a statement the Yemeni News Agency (SABA) received a copy of al-Kamal said " More than 9 million beneficiaries of social care all over the country will receive the money aid, the process will start on October 6, 2019 on".

Al-Kamal added" The phases of money aids are extended to September 2021 under agreement between the government and WB, UNICEF".