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Transport issues discussed in Shabwa

[21/02/2018 04:02]

SHABWA-SABA
Minister of Transport Saleh al-Jabwani discussed on Wednesday with Governor of Shabwa and leaders of local authority basic services and necessary service projects.

He pointed out that the government has been able to restore basic services in the transitional capital of Aden and other liberated provinces, especially in fields of power, health and others.

He also pointed to the government's approval of establishing trade port in Shabwa to be another gate to the province from the sea and will work on activating trade and investment.

He called on the people to be integrated and discard regionalism and support the government in realizing peace and stability in the province.

He warned locals not to allow others to ignite agitation among them.