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PM: establishing accountability, controlling corruption a gov't's top priority

[06/03/2024 04:08]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak asserted that the government has made bolstering transparency, accountability and controlling corruption is an urgent priority at this critical stage.

His remark came during an inspection visit he paid today, Wednesday, to the headquarters of the Executive Body for Accelerating Absorption of the Donors' Donations (EBAADD)

He chaired a meeting with the EBAADD's team work devoted to discuss the tasks the boy must carry out to support the government through providing technical studies in the fields of fuels for electricity, agriculture and fishery as well as the institutional capacity building.

The Prime Minister emphasized that the EBAADD has a crucial role to play in supporting the government's policies to develop the institutional capacity building and addressing the loopholes that used to hinder the implementation of the donors' projects.