Second installment of Saudi grant worth $250 mln to be deposited in Yemen budget soon - cenbank governor
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The second installment of a Saudi one-year grant, worth $250 million, will be deposited into the Yemeni budget on Sunday or Monday to support salary payments, Yemen central bank governor Ahmed bin Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Maabqi told Reuters on Sunday.
The remaining $500 million of that one-year Saudi grant that started in August remains to be transferred, the governor of the Aden-based central bank said on the sidelines of the OECD's World Government Summit in Dubai.
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