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Switzerland, Sweden announces contribution to Yemen

[03/04/2018 05:45]

GENEVA-SABA
Switzerland and Sweden have announced supplying Yemen's humanitarian plan with USD 360 million and Swiss Franc of 13 million.

Thesefunds have been pledged by the two countries during the UN Donor Conference for financing Yemen's humanitarian plan hosted by Geneva.

Vice President of SwitzerlandUeli Maurer announced a donation of Franc Franc 13 million as contribution in financing the humanitarian response plan in Yemen. He also expressed his country support of the political process in Yemen and for efforts of the new UN envoy for the sake of peace.

For her part, Swiss Deputy Prime Minister announced a grant of USD 360 million for financing Yemen's response plan.