King Salman Humanitarian Center inaugurates housing complex for displaced families in Hajjah

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center has inaugurated the handover of a residential complex dedicated to displaced families, complete with service facilities, in the Midi district of Hajjah province, Yemen.

The project includes 232 affordable housing units for displaced people, each consisting of two rooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and an open courtyard. All homes are equipped with integrated solar power systems, and an additional 150 solar systems have been provided for families from the host community. The project is expected to benefit 1,994 individuals.

The initiative also features the construction of a secondary school to meet the educational needs of the complex's residents and the host community, a mosque, and two playgrounds for children. These facilities aim to create a supportive residential and educational environment, while enhancing social stability and development for beneficiary families.

Hajjah Governor Major General Abdulkarim Al-Sunaini expressed his gratitude to Saudi Arabia, both its leadership and people, for their humanitarian stance and ongoing support for the Yemeni people. He emphasized that this project embodies the highest values of solidarity, offering displaced families a chance for stability and renewed hope after years of hardship due to the current situation.

This initiative is part of Saudi Arabia’s ongoing relief, humanitarian, and development efforts through its humanitarian arm, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, to assist the Yemeni people, improve their living conditions, and promote stability and quality of life across various provinces.