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Minister of Transport, UNDP discuss cooperation

[18/01/2021 04:55]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Transport Abdusalam Humaid met Monday here in the interim capital Aden with the Resident Representative of the UNDP, Acting-Coordinator for Humanitarian Affairs in Yemen Oki Lotsma.

The meeting aimed to boost joint cooperation between the Ministry and the UNDP.

The conversations also dealt with the challenges facing transport sector due to Houthi militia war.

Humaid highlighted the need for the UNDP's support and other International organizations to help improving transport infrastructure.

The UNDP's official stated that the World Bank (WB) has already allocated $50 million to help repairing and improving the two major seaports of Aden and al-Mukalla.