[09/03/2021 06:00]
RIYADH - SABA
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi has praised efforts of local authority in Hadhramout on different levels and providing services to the people.
In a telephone call with Governor of Hadhramout, the Commander the Second Military Zone General Lieutenant Faraj al-Bahsani on Tuesday, President Hadi listened to details on latest service, developmental and security developments in Hadhramout and underway projects in the province.
President confirmed significance of doubling efforts and meeting people's needs led by electricity and water and activating health sector for facing challenges.
He also confirmed significance of tightening security and realizing stability in the province.
For his part, al-Bahsani thanked the president for his permanent care with the province of Hadhramout, confirming keenness of the local authority on meeting people's needs of service and developmental projects.
He also renewed position of the people of Hadhramout for supporting the political leadership under President Hadi.
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