Higher Education sector suffers over 280 billion riyals in losses due to aggression ...Yemen

SANA'A, April 6 (Saba) - The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Sanaa on Tuesday revealed the cost of the damage caused by the Saudi-led aggression coalition's attacks on its institutions, which reached more than 280 billion riyals.

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