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Implementation of livelihood project in Tarim, Sayoon discussed

[14/06/2020 02:09]

HADHRAMOUT - SABA
Deputy Governor of Hadhramout Hisham al-Sa'idi and Director of Supporting Livelihood Project Sabri Hanashi discussed Sunday preparations for implementing the project.

The project targets weak families affected by crises in Sayoon and Tarim Districts and will be carried out by Istijaba Network for Humanitarian Activities with financing from King Salman Relief and Humanitarian Activities Center via the International Organization for Migration under precautionary measures against coronavirus pandemic.

Up to 675 persons from displaced people and hosting society in Hadhramout will benefit from the project, said Hanashi.