[02/08/2022 02:25]
Aden – Saba
Minister of Water and Environment, Eng. Tawfiq Al-Sharjabi, discussed with the Director of the United Nations Office in Yemen, Fayyad Ahmed, the additional funding for the Human Capital Projects Plan Program in the amount of $35.5 million.
During the meeting, which was held via visual communication technology, in the presence of the Program Adviser at UNEPs, the basic interventions in the program, which include developing infrastructure and improving the service of the water and sanitation sector, as well as training and capacity building, were discussed.
Minister Al-Sharjabi praised the support provided by the United Nations Office for Project Services to the water and environmental sanitation sector, noting the joint work that has been achieved during the past period and the need to strengthen this cooperation in line with the current service needs, which imposed additional pressures on the government, especially in the aspect of water security.
In turn, the UN office team reviewed the list of projects that will be included in the additional funding, stressing the continuation of coordination with the Ministry in the context of keenness to strengthen partnership in implementing projects in a way that enables them to recover and continue providing services to citizens .
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