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Al-Sa'idi inspects water project in Tarim

[09/06/2021 06:17]

SAYOON - SABA
Deputy Governor of Hadhramout for the Valley and Desert Affairs Hisham al-Sa'idi inspected results of interventions, which included Water for Peace Project in Tarim and cost USD 1.3 million financed by Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

Al-Sa'adi was acquainted by FAO's Engineer in Yemen Ibrahim al-Qadasi with details on the project's component's, which included rehabilitating traditional irrigation system, planting 10 thousand trees to protect the soil and establishing societies from beneficiaries.