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PM visits Public Electricity Corporation to follow up on power shortages and prompt solutions

[15/04/2024 02:55]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak conducted a surprise visit Monday to the Public Electricity Corporation in al-Mansoura district in Aden to follow up on the power shortage problem, the growing demand on power, and prompt solutions needed.

The premier was acquainted about the level of job discipline in the Corporation on the first day of resumed work after the Eid al-Fitr festivity.

The premier toured the corporation's different departments and was briefed on the tasks the corporation carries out, and the plans to carry out responsibilities in the future to meet the growing demand on electricity as a vital service of impact on the public's lives and livelihood.