Governor of Raymah inspects progress on Bani Nahat Road Project in Al-Jabin
Governor of Raymah, Fares Al-Habbari, accompanied by Deputy Governors Hafedh Al-Wahidi and Fahd Al-Harsi, inspected the progress of the Bani Nahat Road Project in Al-Jabin – Sura' – Rabou' Bani Khawli, Bilad Al-Ta'am, which is being implemented by the Executive Unit for Road Construction and Maintenance in the governorate. The project spans 3 kilometers and costs 450 million riyals.
During the visit, Governor Al-Habbari urged those in charge to expedite the project's completion, highlighting its significance in connecting the Al-Jabin and Bilad Al-Ta'am districts to the asphalt road leading to Madinat Al-Sharq in Dhamar Governorate.
He also praised the efforts of the Executive Unit for Road Construction and Maintenance, commending their commitment to ensuring the project is executed according to approved engineering studies and specifications.
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