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[20/09/2021 05:25]

ADEN-SABA
Minister of Transport Dr. Abdussalam Humaid met today with the UNDP Resident- Representative in Yemen Oki Lutsma.

The discussions focused on cooperation between the Ministry and the UNDP to ensure implementing developmental projects in transport sector.

The Minister underlined the need for financing projects that can help improving transport services provided by seaports and airports.

The UNDP official stated that it is important to boost joint coordination and efforts to improve the capacities of the Yemeni seaports in order to improve the necessary services.