Ambassador Mousa Discusses Strengthening Cooperation with Secretary-General of Arab Economic Unity Council
The Chargé d'Affaires of Yemen’s Permanent Delegation to the League of Arab States, Ambassador Dr. Ali Mousa discussed Monday with the Secretary-General of the Arab Economic Unity Council Ambassador Mohamadi Al-Ni ways to enhance joint cooperation between the delegation and the council, as well as mechanisms for developing joint Arab action in economic fields and making better use of available resources.
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A ten million worth agreement inked to support motherhoods services
[26/01/2022 05:40]
RIYADH-SABA
Ksrelief Center and the UNICEF signed on an agreement totaling $10 million aims to provide mothers and new born infants with basic services.
Under the agreement the UNICEF is to provide obstetric emergency services for mothers and the advanced services for the new born infants, 156 midwives are also set to receive professional training to offer the needed services in the obstetric emergency clinics.
Up to 43,522 people are expected to benefit from the services to be provided under this agreement.
Ksrelief Center and the UNICEF signed on an agreement totaling $10 million aims to provide mothers and new born infants with basic services.
Under the agreement the UNICEF is to provide obstetric emergency services for mothers and the advanced services for the new born infants, 156 midwives are also set to receive professional training to offer the needed services in the obstetric emergency clinics.
Up to 43,522 people are expected to benefit from the services to be provided under this agreement.
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