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Highly trained soldiers to guard Hadhramout oil companies

[21/08/2017 07:52]

MUKALLA-SABA
The first batch of forces, who are trained on protecting oil companies, have graduated on Monday. 500 soldiers have been trained atMasila Camp in Hadhramout.

"The batch will be the first of forthcoming courses aiming at providing (soldiers) with fighting and technical skills to help tightening security and stability in the province and for protecting public and private interests," said Commander of Protecting Companies Ahmad al-Ma'ri.

He urged soldiers and personnel of the course to reflect positive image on the training they got and on rising fighting readiness.

For his part the trainer of the course lieutenant Fahd Lamhumadi said the soldiers received training and skills for a full month on fighting tactics.