[06/08/2024 04:30]
ADEN - SABA
The government has decided to launch the satellite Interment Service "Starlink" in Yemen. It made the decision in a meeting held today, Tuesday, presided over by the Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubakark, in the interim capital Aden.
The government decision intended to launch the satellite Interment Service "Starlink" in order to provide the satellite service at accessible and competitive prices and high speed for all people.
The meeting included Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Acting- Minister of Communications and Information Technology Dr. Wa'ed Badhib and Minister of Finance Salem bin Breik.
It is important to mention that a wide-range process will soon be launched for all Starlink services through the points of sale of the General Corporation of the Wire and Wireless Telecommunications distributed and spread in most governorates.
All services will be provided, including selling and activating devices, paying subscription fees at reasonable prices, and providing other services, including direct technical support.
Yemen Ambassador Meets French-Yemeni Friendship Group
Child Injured by Houthi Sniper Fire North of Taiz
Yemen Warns of Iranian Support for Armed Militias and Threats to Regional Security
Ambassador Ahmed Naji Discusses Ways to Support Yemen in Addressing the Humanitarian Crisis with a Hungarian Official
Foreign Minister Praises U.S. Support for Yemeni Government
Dr. al-Alimi Confers with British Ambassador over Bilateral Cooperation
Cabinet Approves Executive Measures for Fulfilling General Mobilization, Appreciates Saudi Support
Yemen Ambassador Discusses with Jordanian Official Ways to Enhance Cooperation
President al-Alimi: Militias Started This War, But Armed Forces Will End It in Way Meets Aspirations of Yemeni People
Heavy Fighting Erupts Across Taiz Fronts as Government Forces Inflict Losses on Houthis