DUBAI: Saudi Arabian aid agency KSrelief has carried out two separate aid operations in Yemen’s Hadhramaut governorate, expanding its humanitarian aid mission in the region, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Friday.

In Al-Mukalla district, in southeastern Yemen, KSrelief distributed vocational toolkits to 381 young men and women who recently completed training under a joint initiative with the UN World Food Programme.

The initiative aims to enhance income opportunities for vulnerable families through practical training in fields such as solar and electrical installation, vehicle and boat maintenance, dairy and soap production, fish canning, and perfume and accessory making.

Hadhramaut Governorate Undersecretary for Technical Affairs Amin Barzeq attended the distribution and praised Saudi Arabia’s support.

Separately, KSrelief distributed 200 tents and shelter bags to families affected by recent flooding in the Hadhramaut Valley. The aid marked the first phase of an emergency shelter project launched in response to the disaster.

The work was carried out on Wednesday, the SPA report said.