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[27/08/2017 06:04]

MUKALLA-SABA
A number of NGOs have signed a USD 18,877,000 worth study project on the present and future of the health sector of Hadhramout.

The financiers Al-Awn Bazaraah charitable NGOs signed the deal with the implementing party, Hadhramout Health Organization.

The study which will be supervised by the Health Ministry branch office in coastal Hadhramout will seek to diagnose the health sector issues and propose corrective measures.

The project will include a plan for covering the needs of the other provinces which will be covered by the study.

In the signing ceremony, the director the Health Ministry office Riyadh Al-Jareeri praised the two financier NGOs for their role in supporting the health sector and called for taking this project study to the next level, the implementation level.