Marib - Saba: Today, the Marib Governorate branch of the Supreme Council for the Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Cooperation initiated a project to provide shelter assistance to 728 families in the Sirwah and Rahba districts.
The initiative aims to support 422 families displaced by the aggression in the Sirwah district and 306 families in the Rahba district, coordinated by the General Organization of Yemeni Social Workers and Psychologists.
At the inauguration, Saleh Al-Sharif, the director of the Supreme Council branch in the governorate, emphasized the commitment to meet the needs of the displaced and those impacted by the aggression across various directorates. He urged international and UN organizations to join in reducing the hardships faced by these groups.
For his part, Director of Sirwah Marei Al-Ameri Directorate stressed the importance of intensifying humanitarian activities to meet basic needs and support the displaced and needy and poorest families in light of the current circumstances.
The initiative aims to support 422 families displaced by the aggression in the Sirwah district and 306 families in the Rahba district, coordinated by the General Organization of Yemeni Social Workers and Psychologists.
At the inauguration, Saleh Al-Sharif, the director of the Supreme Council branch in the governorate, emphasized the commitment to meet the needs of the displaced and those impacted by the aggression across various directorates. He urged international and UN organizations to join in reducing the hardships faced by these groups.
For his part, Director of Sirwah Marei Al-Ameri Directorate stressed the importance of intensifying humanitarian activities to meet basic needs and support the displaced and needy and poorest families in light of the current circumstances.
