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PM, Beidha governordiscussprogress of liberation battle

[07/01/2019 03:15]

ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister MoeenAbdulmalikand the Governor ofBeidhaNasser Al-Khader Al-Sawadihave discussed the progress of the battles to complete the liberation of the province from the Houthi coupist militia.

In a meeting in the temporary capital Aden on Monday, Al-Sawadi briefed Abdulamlikon the latest developments in the province and the essential requirements to complete the liberation battle.

Abdulmaliksaid that the government gives special attention to the government-held areas including Beidha. He said the government seeks to restore life and normalize the situation by enabling state institutions and local authorities to resume performing their roles with the available means.