In a significant meeting held today in the temporary capital of Aden, Dr. Afrah Al-Zuba, the Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, engaged with representatives from various international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) operating in Yemen. The discussions focused on enhancing joint coordination and improving humanitarian and developmental work mechanisms in the country.
Dr. Al-Zuba emphasized the Yemeni government’s commitment to supporting the efforts of international organizations. She highlighted the importance of facilitating their work to improve the efficiency of programs and projects funded by donor agencies. The ministry aims to streamline administrative procedures through digital transformation, launching a “one-stop shop” platform. This initiative will serve as a unified entry point to simplify processes and permits for NGOs.
The government’s program centers on several key priorities. These include promoting stability, enhancing essential services, supporting economic reforms, strengthening governance, and building institutional capacity. Dr. Al-Zuba urged continued support for the national recovery plan, local capacity-building efforts, and the integration of qualified national personnel. She also called for expanding international cooperation and strengthening partnerships with donors.
Dr. Al-Zuba stressed the importance of gradually shifting from emergency humanitarian responses to sustainable development programs. This transition aims to create a long-term impact on local communities. She expressed the government’s eagerness to collaborate with international partners to meet the needs of the Yemeni population effectively.
Representatives from the international NGOs expressed their appreciation for the Yemeni Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation’s efforts in enhancing coordination with international partners. They underscored the necessity of ongoing dialogue and consultation to address challenges in project implementation, particularly concerning administrative approval processes and sectoral coordination.
The NGO representatives reaffirmed their readiness to continue collaborating with the Yemeni government. They aim to enhance the effectiveness of humanitarian and developmental programs, ultimately improving the quality of services provided to local communities across various provinces.
At the conclusion of the meeting, participants agreed on the importance of holding such meetings regularly. These gatherings will foster coordination and facilitate the exchange of insights regarding funding opportunities and shared challenges. This collaborative approach supports efforts to improve humanitarian and developmental conditions in Yemen.
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