ADEN, Dec 11 (KUNA) -- Kuwait Society for Relief on Saturday reopened the faculty of arts and four other high schools in Taiz Governorate, central Yemen, after rehabilitating and equipping them.
Speaking at the reopening ceremony, Undersecretary of the Governorate Rashad Al-Akhali said that the society restored these facilities after they had been out of service.
He added that the rehabilitation project is part of Kuwaiti humanitarian and development assistance continuing to the Yemeni people since the 1960s.
He indicated that Yemen's people highly appreciate Kuwait, His Highness the Amir, and the Kuwaiti government and people for this generosity to back development and relief projects.
Meanwhile, head of the society's relief department Jamal al-Nori said Kuwait would continue backing the development and relief projects in all Yemen's governorates.
For his part, head of Yemen's Hekma (wisdom) society, which is carrying out the project, said the Kuwaiti support is part of its continued aid provided to Yemen over many years.
He evaluated the noble stance of Kuwait, His Highness the Amir, the government and people towards Yemen amid these ongoing conditions. (end) sns.hm