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PM emphasizes complementary responsibility of state and gov't to stop economic deterioration

[17/07/2024 03:46]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak stressed the complementary responsibility of the state and the government to improve economic performance and stop the economic deterioration.

The premier made the remarks as he chaired, in Aden today a meeting of the special technical committee charged with reviewing the economic rescue plan.

He noted the importance of having a plan that is comprehensive and implementable in accordance with current economic changes, and to take everything necessary in accordance with a clear and realistic vision to address the humanitarian and living conditions of the public.