Al-hodeidah: The Office of the General Authority for Zakat in Al-Hodeidah Governorate has launched a solar energy system project for the Fattah village water supply, located in the Al-Atawiyah sub-district of Al-Zaydiyah District. The project's implementation cost is three million and five hundred thousand riyals and involves a partnership with the local community as part of several community partnership initiatives carried out by the Authority.
According to Yemen News Agency, the project is intended to establish a sustainable energy source to operate the water system, thereby enhancing water services for the village residents and easing the burden of water provision. This initiative benefits 150 families, amounting to approximately 1,200 individuals.
During the project's launch, Mohammed Hazaa, Director of the Zakat Authority Office in the governorate, stated that the project aligns with the Authority's focus on implementing service and development projects that directly impact the lives of citizens. These projects are prioritized based on community needs and are executed in collaboration with the community.
Hazaa emphasized that solar energy projects offer sustainable solutions for supporting water initiatives and ensuring their continued operation. This reflects the Authority's strategy to broaden the scope of development projects and foster community solidarity.
Hassan Al-Ahdal, Director of Al-Zaydiyah District, commended the General Authority for Zakat's role in executing service projects that align with citizens' needs. He appreciated the level of community participation in completing the project and its positive effect on improving water services for the village residents.
