The land border crossings serve as vital connections between countries, facilitating the movement of individuals and goods. One such key border crossing is the Al-Wadea Crossing in Yemen, playing a crucial role in supporting the economy and development of the country. The Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen is working on rehabilitating the crossing to enhance its operational efficiency and improve the services provided.
The rehabilitation project at Al-Wadea Crossing includes the construction of new buildings, refurbishment of existing structures, and infrastructure improvements such as roads, squares, public areas, surveillance systems, and enhancing water and energy sources. These upgrades aim to enhance services for travelers and boost economic and commercial activities between the two brotherly nations.
The Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen supports the transport sector in Yemen through comprehensive developmental projects and initiatives that serve various areas of the sector, including ports, crossings, airports, and roads. These projects have improved infrastructure, logistical opportunities, safe mobility, access to services and markets, and social connectivity within the transport sector, contributing significantly to Yemen’s economic development and improving the lives of its citizens.
The projects and initiatives of the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen in the transport sector represent a significant contributor to the Yemeni economy, playing a crucial role in driving development in the country and positively impacting other vital service sectors to improve the lives of Yemenis overall.
It is worth mentioning that the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen has implemented 264 sustainable developmental projects and initiatives in eight essential sectors, including education, healthcare, water, energy, transport, agriculture, fisheries, and capacity development of the Yemeni government and developmental programs in various Yemeni provinces.
