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Marib authorities launch tailoring course for 30 female IDPs

[05/07/2020 06:31]

MARIB - SABA
The local authorities of Marib launched a course for training 30 female internal displacees including orphans in the field of tailoring and fashion design.

Marib's Deputy Governor for Administrative Affairs Abdullah al-Bakiri launched the course on Sunday with a local NGO to undertake the training. The course hopes to empower the trainees learn the profession of tailoring and be able to survive on their own.

The government-held province of Marib is a safe haven for thousands of families who have fled the crackdown of the Houthi militia in northwest Yemen over the past years.