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Saudi signs $156 million programs with U.N. to help Yemenis

Saudi signs $156 million programs with U.N. to help Yemenis

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Saudi Arabia signed on Thursday an agreement worth $156 million with three U.N. agencies to offer humanitarian help to the people of Yemen.

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