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				Country program for UNFPA with $20M
				Country program for UNFPA with $20M

			A meeting was held on 5th January at the Ministry of planning and International co-operation "MOPIC" to discuss UNFPA county program action plan "CPAP" 2007-2011 which funded by UNFPA with amount of $20 Million dollars. During the meeting Mr.Abdulkareem Al-Arhabi the Minster of MOPIC affirm that population growth issue is the most important issue and it represent the big challenges for all of us. He asserted to the rule of UNFPA as an essential part for Yemen to adopt and reinforce population issue. And this gives us a strong point for long-run programming and gets all resources invest them in a good manner to achieve our goals. Al-Arhabi called for active participation and exchange point between partners who work in the field and between UNFPA to come up with clear and determinant notions to serve development and population issue in specific. Form his side, Mr. Hans Obdeijn UNFPA representative explain how the program function in Yemen for the coming years to enhance population issue and implementing the plans and programs in partnership with government to achieve the desire and hopeful results from the program and to enhance the abilities and efforts for all parties. Form his part Mr.Alexander Eiline, UNFPA deputy and Dr.Saheh Al-sheik, the UNFPA Rep-assistant, present the CPAP and the UNFPA last activities since 2000 and its contribution to enhance population policy through moving to decentralization to function on rural arias and work on governorates in order to increase health services and re-production health. They also present program activities for the next period and its components in reproduction health and broaden development population and strategy to fallow up the goals of population activities through merging population activities in sub-planes for all parties. During the meeting deliberations and discussions were presented form the attendance which enrich the program. The meeting was attended by representatives from government and organizations and NGO's.

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