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Companies are seeking to strengthen their presence in Yemen by signing an MoU to explore a solar project pipeline, aiming for wider Middle East deployment.

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Companies are seeking to strengthen their presence in Yemen by signing an MoU to explore a solar project pipeline, aiming for wider Middle East deployment.

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  1. Solar panels replaced diesel pumps for irrigation, supporting grape growers in Saada and Amran, Yemen.Sub-event
  2. Solar companies collaborate on a project pipeline in Yemen targeting wider Middle East deployment.1 source

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