[08/02/2024 05:30]
AL-MUKALLA - SABA
Member of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) Maj. General Faraj al-Bahssani chaired today, Thursday, in al-Mukalla city a session of the Executive Office of Hadramout governorate aimed to discuss the situations of the public services in the governorate.
The meeting, which included local authority leadership, senior government's civil, military and security officials, elaborately discussed the problems and challenges need to be addressed to improve the basic services above all electricity.
The efforts have been made by military and security services to establish security and stability were also key focus of the discussions.
Al-Bahssani briefed the Executive Bureau's officials on the PLC's efforts to handle the political situations and get the Yemeni crisis resolved amid the terrorist Houthi militias' intransigence and rejection to come to peace because it does not actually believe in peace.
The Member of the PLC blamed the Houthi militias for exploiting the Israeli war in Gaza to carry out the Iranian regime's policy and agendas in the region through the militias' continuing attacks on the commercial ships in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb.
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