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Aden governor, SPDRY discuss the governorate’s needs

[10/11/2020 01:54]

ADEN - SABA
The governor of Aden Ahmed Lamlas discussed with the director of the Saudi program SPDRY Ahmed Madkhali the most prominent needs of Aden during the coming stage to insert them in the agenda of 2021 to finance them and supervise their implementation.

Lamlas praised the qualitative interferences of the Saudi program in vital sectors and different parts of Aden and the accelerated implementation of those projects. He affirmed the local authority’s support to the program’s efforts to facilitate any difficulty in its way.

On his part, Madkhali gave an overview of the achievements of the Saudi program in a number of vital sectors in the province, praising the local authority of Aden in resolving the difficulties faced by SPDRY.