ABUJA/LAHJ: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) has launched a technical assistance project to develop the call and control center at the Nigerian Emergency Management Agency.
The Kingdom’s support will develop the technical infrastructure in the agency’s call and control center, improving its capacity to respond to emergencies and disasters in the region, submit data and provide urgent responses to those affected.
Elsewhere, KSRelief inspected the implementation of the Vocational Training and Business Skills Support Project in the Tibn and Ras Al-Ara districts in Yemen’s Lahj governorate.
For 12 days, 273 volunteers will be trained in the use of maintenance workshops, car mechanics, the maintenance of household appliances, carpentry and mobile phone maintenance for women. They will also develop skills in sewing clothes and the maintenance of fishing nets.
Similar training is being conducted in the governorates of Hadhramaut, Abb and Dhimar, where some 1,035 trainees are being provided with professional, technical and commercial skills.
