Al-Hamli inaugurates, lays foundation stone for 25 projects in Hodeida

The Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for the Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Cooperation, Ibrahim Al-Hamli, inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for 25 projects in Al-Hodeida province, at a cost of two million and 256 thousand dollars.

Where 15 projects were opened in the water and education sectors in Bait Al-Faqeh district, at a cost of $818,000, funded by the Yemen Humanitarian Fund, and implemented by the National Foundation for Development, which included the rehabilitation of 10 schools, and the establishment of 5 water projects in the district.

While the foundation stone for the project to establish a desalination plant, rehabilitation and expansion of a water network for Ras Issa project in Al-Salif district, the rehabilitation and expansion of Khofan water project in Al-Munira district, in addition to the rehabilitation and operation of 5 health facilities in Al-Tahaita district at a cost of $ 998 thousand, was funded by the Yemen Humanitarian Fund and implemented by the National Foundation.

A foundation stone was also laid, and a project to build 75 housing units for the families most affected by the torrents, the poor, and the descendants of Bilal, was inaugurated in the Bajil district, at a cost of $440,000, funded by the United Humanitarian Foundation and implemented by the Haidara Foundation.

The Secretary-General of the Council indicated that the inauguration and laying of the foundation stone for a number of projects in Hodeida comes within the efforts made by the Council with humanitarian action partners to alleviate the worst human suffering in the world experienced by the Yemeni people as a result of the aggression and siege, through the implementation of development and service projects that contribute to meeting the needs of the citizen, according to the priorities of need.