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Meeting in Aden discusses securing Oil Port

[23/05/2024 06:37]

ADEN - SABA
The Executive Director of Aden Refineries Company Engineer Ahmed Muse'id, discussed with the United Nations expert on port and airport security, Francine Miloni, the security of the Oil Port and the development of the capabilities and efficiency of the company's security personnel and coast guard soldiers.

The meeting, which was attended by the Deputy CEO of the Aden Gulf Ports Corporation Engineer Abd al-Rab al-Khalaqi, touched on the possibility of conducting qualifying and informative courses that help in early response to any threats that could restrict the work of the country's largest economic facility.

The meeting addressed the necessary and essential needs to secure the Oil Port and the pipelines extending from the port to the refinery.

The discussion highlights the efforts to enhance the security and operational efficiency of the Aden Oil Port, which is a critical economic facility for Yemen.