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Governor of Marib lays down foundation stones, inaugurates projects

[12/04/2018 06:33]

MARIB-SABA
Governor of Marib Maj. General Sultan Al-Arradah laid down foundation stones and inaugurated projects at Saba Province University with total cost estimated at 377 million Yemen Rials (YR), will be funded by the local authority of the province.

The projects included building nine halls, laboratories, computers and other educational facilities.

The University of Saba Province included six colleges with 23 specializations. Some 5715 students have been enrolled in the University which established just two years ago 2016.

The governor also handed over the Fund of Cleanness equipment of cleaning with total cost up to $350 thousands.
The equipment mainly included vehicles and some accessories.

Al-Arradah revealed that work on building sanitation network in the city of Marib is set to be launched in the foreseeable future.