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The Qatar Fund for Development (QFD) has announced the completion of a project of the electric power station provided to Yemen as a grant financed by the State of Qatar through the Fund and the introduction of all installation work and experimental operation of the station and connected it to the electrical grid.
The Fund said in a press release that this step comes within the framework of Qatar's vital and effective role in supporting the Yemeni people in the fields of development, infrastructure, humanitarian and relief aspects to alleviate the suffering faced by the people of Aden due to frequent electricity cuts and for very long periods in light of the high temperatures in the city, in addition to providing Eden with two mobile power units with a capacity of 61 MW, as well as providing training courses for Yemeni cadres to continue the operation and maintenance of these units.
The Qatar Electric Power Plant launching aimed to help solve the power outage crisis and enter the record-breaking summer season. These units are expected to provide power to many vital state facilities such as hospitals and schools, as well as thousands of homes. The Fund expressed the hope that this station will ease the suffering of brethren in Yemen and help lift it from a large sector of the Yemeni people and overcome the difficult conditions that have been experiencing for several years.
The Qatar Fund for Development last December signed an agreement with the General Electricity Corporation of Yemen, in cooperation with Nebras Energy Company, to supply Aden with 61 MW of mobile power units.
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