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PM emphasizes interest in forging strategic partnership with the private sector

[01/04/2024 12:40]

ADEN – SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak has emphasized his government’s interest to forge a strategic partnership with the private sector as a pioneer of sustainable development and to formulate a clear participatory perspective for transformation.

Addressing a Ramadan evening concert organized with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Aden, and private sector entrepreneurs, bin Mubarak highlighted the private sector's key role in the implementation of government initiated reform process.

Bin Mubarak gave the concert's attendants an account on the various economic, financial and monetary developments, in the aftermath of the Houthi terror attacks against oil facilities and international navigation lines and the militia's economic war waged against the Yemeni people.