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President al-Alimi confirms role of Hadhrami people in different domains
[20/06/2023 06:33]
RIYADH-SABA
Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council Dr. Rashad al-Alimi has called people of Hadhramout to enhance the greatest status of their deep-rooted province they immortalized in generations' memory as a homeland to humanitarian civilization, respecting state institutions and spreading co-existence culture across the world.

In elaborated meeting with governor of Hadhramout, local authority, social leaders and dignitaries of Hadhramout, President al-Alimi confirmed support of the council and the government on supporting efforts of local authority to tighten security and public stability led by finding solutions to electricity and basic services in Hadhramout.

President praised the positive atmospheres dominated the talks between the people of Hadhramout and their components in Saudi Arabia to make Hadhramout and liberated provinces away of inter-conflicts and deviation to face Mullah's agenda, which is plotting against all.

He praised the role of the people of Hadhramout in facing the imamate and beating terrorist and extremist forces, as well as receiving displaced people over Houthi militia's war, making Hadhramout the best example of the civilized project.

He expressed confidence that the people of Hadhramout will overcome challenges and introduce their province as an example for peace and invest the capabilities of their province to attract capitals and activating apparatus of justice and the role of law.

For his part, Governor of Hadhramout Mabkhout bin Madhi talked about service conditions in the province and needed support from the Presidential Leadership Council and the government, in addition to results of talks of the people in Hadhramout here.

Talkers from the people of Hadhramout evoked questions about the future of Hadhramout and rights of its citizens in managing their economic and security affairs and the needed role from the council and the government and local authority to facilitate difficulties and honoring rights in different domains.


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