The Social Solidarity Ministry signed a three-year cooperation protocol with the UNODC to develop social care institutions, Xinhua reports. The protocol “targets improving re-qualification programs to reach to all the children in social care institutions … seeks to focus on psychosocial-social, economic-legal aspects as well as improving the capabilities of the employees in those institutions,” Minister Ghada Wali says.
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