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[27/10/2024 01:33]

ADEN-SABA
The Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak ordered to enlist the stalled projects in the service and development sectors in Abyan governorate, citing the reasons for the stoppage, submitting proposals and timetable to get them completed.

As he met today, Sunday, with the Governor of Abyan Maj. General Abu Bakr Hussein, bin Mubarak stressed that it is very important to prepare a detailed report about the delayed projects by the concerned Ministries and authorities in coordination with the local authority so as to get these projects finished.

The governor reported to the Prime Minister about the security, military, services and development situations in the governorate, the challenges need to be addressed and the required support by the government to help the local authority overcome the difficulties it has been facing.