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Signing program for providing reproductive health services in Yemen

[21/06/2022 06:23]

RIYADH - SABA
King Salman Relief and Humanitarian Activities Center signed Tuesday with United Nations Fund for Population through visual communication joint executive program for providing health reproductive health services to pregnant women and girls in provinces of western coast and Dhale'a.

More than 350 thousand people will make use from the program directly and indirectly from the program, which is coast USD 2.5 million.

Assistant of General Monitor of King Slaman Relief and Humanitarian Activities Center for Operations and Programs Affairs Ahmad al-Biez and Deputy Executive Director of the Unite Nations Fund for Population signed the program.

The program aims at reducing mortality among pregnant women and girls through providing free medical services with high quality through operating 15 health facilities, six of them provide Cesarian operations and nine others provide health care to pregnant women.