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Saudi Arabia provides $150m fuel support package to Yemen

  • Aim is to strengthen stability of country’s power grid to help improve essential services, ease humanitarian suffering, and help support economic and development activity
By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia showcases Yemen rebuild drive at Global Urban Forum

By Arab News ·

Saudi program builds new model school in Yemen

By SPA ·
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Saudi intervention ends Socotra power crisis

By Mohammed Nasser Asharq Al-Awsat ·

Saudi development program signs deal for 9 projects in Yemen

By Arab News ·
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Yemen receives Saudi-funded petroleum derivatives to operate power plants

By Arab News ·

Saudi-Yemen program provides $81.2m to operate more than 70 power plants

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia’s Yemen reconstruction program signs power deal, expands key infrastructure

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia pledges $368m in new economic support for Yemen

By Arab News ·

Saudi development agency improves Yemen’s sports infrastructure to empower youth

By Arab News ·

KSrelief concludes open-heart surgery project in Yemen

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia to provide $500m in new economic support for Yemen

By Arab News ·

Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program for Yemen rehabilitates 650 homes in Aden

By Arab News ·

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