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PM lays foundation stone for projects in Abyan

[01/10/2017 02:24]

ABYAN-SABA

Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr laid the foundation stones for a number of development and service projects in Abyan province, heard from the citizens about their needs and concerns, and joined them in their celebrations of the 26th September Revolution.

Accompanied by senior local officials including the governor Abu Bakr Hussein, bin-Daghr laid the foundation stones for: a 30 MW power generation plant for Khanfar and Zunjubar districts at a cost of USD 30 million; rehab of Ashohada Amusement Park in Zunjubar; and rehab of Ashohada stadium .

He said that the future is promising for Abyan and other provinces in terms of reconstructing the infrastructure destroyed by the Saleh-Houthi militias and al-Qaeda organization.

"Security and stability, and rebuilding the state institutions is an urgent priority that the government has embarked on successfully," he said.