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Yemen, ASCMTA agreed on qualifying Marine Institute in Aden

[21/10/2020 01:02]

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Deputy Prime Minister Salim al-Khanbashi discussed Wednesday with the Head of Arab Science, Technology and Maritime Transport Academy (ASTMTA) Ismael Abdulghaffar support provided by the academy to Yemeni students in Egypt.

In the meeting held on the sidelines of the meetings of the 33rd Round of Arab Council for Transport Ministers held in the academy here under presidency of the deputy prime minister, the two parties discussed contribution of the academy for installing electronic systems to Yemen's ports management.

They also discussed sending experts from the academy for evaluating and restructuring the ministry of transport and its bodies for improving it to keep pace with international development in field of ports.

The two parties agreed on requalifying the maritime institute in Aden by the academy and establishing a training institute in Hadhramout for training Yemeni cadre in fields of ports and maritime affairs.