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Three Petro Masila-funded projects opened in Tarim, Hadramout

[08/12/2019 05:47]

SAYOON -SABA
The Director General of Tarim district in Wadi Hadhramaut, Khalid Howaidi, inaugurated today three development projects in Cherif and Hikma as neighboring areas to the oil project facility.

The projects are two solar powered water projects that will produce daily production nine hundred cubic meters of water for the benefit of more than five thousand.

Another project will build, equip and staff three classrooms at al--Hikma Basic Education School.

The Director General of Tarim appreciated the contributions of PetroMasilla with development programs for the local communities near their project installations, noting that what distinguishes these projects is that they are sustainable and come in response to the needs of the local people.