The World Health Organization admits corruption scandals in its Sanaa office

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that it will cancel some contracts with its local partners in Yemen, while acknowledging corruption in its offices in Sanaa, the capital, controlled by Houthi militias..

The organization said in a statement reported by the Al-Arabiya news channel Friday that it would take stock of its work in 2018, including the appointment of a new director of the company. 39, organization and its staff in Yemen. The organization said it had appointed experienced staff in emergency management and intervention.

She acknowledged the existence of corruption in her office in Yemen, due to the complications of the operating environment in the country, stressing that the process of audit recommendations and investigations in this country continuous record.

The Yemeni government has called on the UN to form a committee to investigate corruption cases revealed by the agency, stressing the need to review the performance of UN agencies and their work in Yemen, and to provide financial and operational data, as well as a commitment to transparency and accountability, calling for strict measures.

The King Salman Relief and Rescue Center called on the United Nations to immediately open a transparent investigation into the corruption of its organizations working in Yemen and to reveal any suspicion of corruption, abuse or connivance with any party, in contrast to the allocation of humanitarian grants from Saudi Arabia..

PCHR called on United Nations organizations to impose specific, credible, impartial and transparent mechanisms to monitor the implementation of humanitarian actions, particularly in Yemen, to prevent any excess or exploitation of the coup. ..