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UNICEF Yemen

UNICEF Yemen has been a strategic supporter of the Siyaj organization since 2009. The technical, technological, and material support provided by UNICEF and its experts has…

UNICEF Yemen
20 February 2023 غير مصنف motive

UNICEF Yemen has been a strategic supporter of the Siyaj organization since 2009. The technical, technological, and material support provided by UNICEF and its experts has had a major impact on enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the monitoring and protection services that Siyaj provides to children who are victims of armed conflict, domestic violence, and community violence.

Through this partnership, which began with support for the first report on the impact of armed conflict on children in Yemen, Siyaj has been able to continue to grow and cooperate positively.

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