Aden National Project inspects Al-Fardous camp and calls for intensifying humanitarian response to IDPs

A delegation from the Aden National Project inspected Al-Fardous camp for displaced people from the West Coast and Taiz, in the capital Aden, to learn about the situation of displaced families and their humanitarian, educational and health needs, under the guidance of His Excellency the Minister of State, Governor of the Capital Aden Abdul Rahman Sheikh, and commissioned by the head of the project, Muhammad Hisham Bashraheel. The visit was attended by the Minister of Education, Dr. Adel Al-Abadi, who was briefed on the educational situation in the camp, and promised to establish emergency classrooms to accommodate displaced children, in the presence of the Director General of the Directorate of Brega, Ahmed Al-Daoudi, the Director of the Executive Unit for the Displaced, Muhammad Al-Sufi, and a number of representatives of local organizations working in the humanitarian, relief, and medical fields, within the humanitarian cell formed by the governor of the capital, Aden. During the visit, the Deputy Head of the Aden National Project, Mohammed Anwar Al-Adni, called on His Excellency the Prime Minister, Dr. Shaia Al-Zindani, to direct the concerned government agencies and strengthen coordination with international organizations to intensify the urgent humanitarian response, and provide the basic needs of displaced families whose homes have been damaged by the war and the recent military developments in the West Coast and Taiz. For his part, the general coordinator of the humanitarian community team of the project, Arhab Yassin, praised the efforts of the governor of the capital Aden in caring for the camp, forming the humanitarian cell and directing the executive bodies to meet the needs of the displaced. I welcome the efforts of Aden youth volunteers and their humanitarian initiatives in supporting displaced families, praising the role played by the CSR team in the project, by monitoring needs, communicating with stakeholders and contributing to strengthening the humanitarian response. During the delegation's meeting with a number of displaced families, the displaced reviewed their most urgent needs, foremost of which is the construction of a fence for the camp, the provision of toilets for families, the completion of the preparation of classrooms, and the provision of medical supplies and basic health services. IDPs expressed their appreciation for the efforts of the governor of the capital Aden and the host community, and the support and assistance they provide to alleviate their suffering. At the end of the visit, the Aden National Project stressed the continued follow-up of the situation of the displaced and the transfer of their needs to the concerned authorities, stressing the importance of integrating governmental, humanitarian and community efforts, and strengthening youth and volunteer initiatives to ensure an effective and sustainable response that meets the needs of affected families and preserves their dignity.