Launching Economic Empowerment Project for families of martyrs, missing in Bilad At Ta’am District

The branch of the Public Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families in Raymah Governorate, in coordination with the Bilad At Ta'am Association, inaugurated on Monday the first phase of the economic empowerment project for 26 families of martyrs and missing persons in the Bald Al-Atam Directorate with a value of 20 million riyals. During the inauguration, the Undersecretary of the Public Authority for the Families of Martyrs and Missing Persons for the Planning and Development Sector, Majid Azzan, stressed the importance of the economic empowerment project for the families of martyrs, in loyalty and gratitude for the sacrifices of their families, which will contribute to achieving self-sufficiency for beneficiary families. He pointed to the keenness and interest of the revolutionary leadership to support and care for the families of martyrs and missing persons in Raymah province and the rest of the provinces and to empower and qualify them to deal with the requirements of life. He considered the project an important step that reflects the interest in this important segment. Abdul Ilah Hamed, director of the branch of the General Authority for Martyrs' Families in the province, explained that the project targets in its first phase 26 families in the Bilad At Ta'am District in the field of livestock breeding, to support development efforts and achieve self-sufficiency for beneficiary families. He pointed out that the implementation of the project comes in loyalty and homage to those who gave their lives for the sake of the homeland and to defend the pride and dignity of the Yemeni people. In turn, the director of the Bilad At Ta'am District Yahya Al-Hamami, praised the efforts made in serving the families of the martyrs missing in the directorate and enabling these families to achieve a decent living, and alleviate their suffering, especially in light of the current and difficult stage that the country is going through from aggression and siege. Source: Yemen News Agency