A meeting in Sana'a province, led by province undersecrectary Fares al-Kuhali, on Saturday reviewed the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) interventions in the region. The session, which included key figures such as Eng. Ali Al-Qairi and Eng. Sami al-Turabi, focused on exploring UNOPS funding for critical rainwater drainage projects in several districts, including New Sana'a, Sanhan, and Bani Bahlol. The meeting addressed urgent project priorities, with a committee assigned to develop cost estimates and detailed plans. Province undersecrectary al-Kuhali highlighted the local authority's commitment to expanding water and sanitation infrastructure and praised UNOPS for its role in addressing the province's pressing needs. Source: Yemen News Agency
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