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Yemen Minister urges international organizations to move to Aden

[09/03/2022 06:24]

Aden - Saba
Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Muhammad Al-Zauri has stressed the imperative of international organizations' relocating headquarters to the temporary capital Aden.

The minister made the remarks in a meeting with the UN's Deputy Humanitarian Coordinator in Yemen during which the two discussed humanitarian interventions in Yemen for the year 2022 AD and the partnership in implementing the UN aid matrix to help the population to overcome the difficult living and humanitarian conditions they face as a result of the conflict ignited the terrorist Houthi militia in the country.

The minister pointed out that the continuation of international organizations to work from Sana'a and supply Yemen projects funds and humanitarian aid through Sana'a is one of the main reasons behind the economic collapse in the governorates run by the government.

For his part, the UN official said this demand will be discussed.