Starting workshop on executive mechanism for preparing plan for year 1447 AH
A training workshop on the executable mechanism for preparing the 1447 AH plan and updating development reports at the governorate and district levels was launched at the National Institute for Administrative Sciences in Ibb Governorate on Monday, May 19, 2025, with the participation of 105 planning officials from executive and local authorities.
The workshop, which will last for two days, aims to enhance the participants' efficiency in preparing development plans according to directives and priorities, and to reinforce the role of local authorities in improving services and establishing the faith-based identity.
During the opening, the governorate's deputy, Mohammed Al-Shubaibi, emphasized the importance of planning for achieving development, while Dr. Ali Al-Hakimi explained that the success of the administrative process depends on the quality of planning, especially during crises, pointing out Ibb Governorate's outstanding performance in last year's evaluations.
For his part, the planning sector official, Kamal Al-Harithi, reviewed the main axes of the new plan, which include the faith-based identity, economy, education, services, health, and social care, calling for setting developmental priorities according to the actual needs of each district.
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