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[26/05/2017 02:31]

Aden, (Saba)- Prime Minister Ahmad Obeid bin Daghr, along with a number of ministers and Aden Governor and other officials has arrived Aden after successful visits to a number of countries.

The visits of the Prime Minister and his ministers have been fruitful on both regional and international levels.

Upon arrival, bin Daghr and a number of officials launched the 60-MW power plant granted by Qatar as initial solution to
power shortage in Aden and within plans of the government to tackle power problem in Aden and neighboring governorates.

Installed by a Turkish company, the plant is additional positive move to the power plant granted by the United Arab Emirates last year and updating output of al-Huswa and Khour Maksar plants.

Bin Daghr confirmed that the government pursues providing basic services to citizens, mainly Aden power, noting that this issue will witness quick solutions and big improvement during the few forthcoming days.

Prime Minister bin Daghr has visited Berlin and met with a number of German officials and participated in Geneva Conference on Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan.