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Prime Minister, Dhale' Governor discuss security, service conditions

[25/07/2017 02:00]

ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister Ahmad Obeid bin-Daghr discussed on Tuesday with governor of Dhale' Fadhl al-Ja'adi security and service conditions in the governorate.

Bin-Daghr was briefed by governor al-Ja'adi on basic services, like roads, and other services the governorate needs.
He confirmed on providing basic services to Dhale', especially roads, which are projects top listed in the government agenda, urging the ministries of public works and roads and finance as well as local authority to speed up carrying out the projects approved by the cabinet earlier.

Governor al-Ja'adi, who thanked the prime minister for his efforts he exerts duringthese conditions, confirmed the local authority is faithfully carrying out its duties as national responsibility to provide services to people.