SANA'A, Apr. 12 (Saba) - Governor of Taiz Salah Bagash discussed on Tuesday in Sana'a with Director of Program at the United Nations Office for Project Services, Khaldoun Saleh the UNOPS projects to be implemented in partnership with the local authority in the service sectors in Taiz province.
The meeting reviewed the mechanisms for implementing road maintenance projects, including secondary roads leading to district centers, and the maintenance of the Sana’a-Taiz-Aden road project, which is to be implemented during the coming period, starting from the northern entrance to Taiz from the al-Qaida city – passing through Mawiyah Junction, al-Jund - Aden al-Khashbah Junction to al-Rahda in Khadir district.
The meeting touched upon the projects to be completed in the fields of water, sanitation and health, including the completion of the sewage project for Hawban area - Mawiyah Junction, and lighting
two public streets projects and the installation of solar energy for a number of schools, water wells and health centers.
Taiz governor confirmed that the service and development projects that will be financed by the United Nations Office for Project Services in partnership with the local authority, will contribute positively to alleviating the suffering of the people of the province as a result of the aggression and siege.
He pointed out that the province's regions suffered during the last period from deprivation due to the population density and the absorption of hundreds of thousands of displaced people, which negatively affected basic services, especially with their lack of road, health, water and sanitation projects.
Salah expressed the local authority's willingness to provide facilities to contribute to the implementation and completion of service projects that meet the needs of the province, pointing to the need to pay attention and focus on projects that provide service to the people of Taiz.
For his part, the Director of Programs at the United Nations Office valued the cooperation of the local authority in the province and its keenness to coordinate with the office in implementing service and development projects, stressing the readiness to intervene in several sectors, especially in the service sector.
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