Executive Office in Raymah reviews service, development directives
The Executive Office in Raymah governorate held a meeting on Monday, chaired by Governor Faris al-Habbari, to discuss the key directives for improving service delivery, development performance, and mobilization efforts for the current year 1447 AH.
The meeting, attended by Raymah undersecretaries Mohammed Murad and Fahd al-Harithi, as well as Director of Public Mobilization in the governorate Mohammed al-Nahari, reviewed a report by Director of the Executive Unit for Agricultural Projects and Initiatives Financing Abdulmalik Jahaf.
The report highlighted the unit's accomplishments, including the implementation and ongoing execution of 17 agricultural projects at a total cost of YER 94.349 million. The report also addressed challenges facing these projects and proposed solutions.
Coordinator of Bunyan Development Foundation in the governorate Majid al-Sharjabi presented a report on the progress of community-led initiatives across the districts.
A total of 342 initiatives in the fields of roads and water infrastructure were either completed or underway, with a combined cost of YER 1.302 billion.
Additionally, Director of Financial Resources at the governorate's main office Ali al-Judei delivered a briefing on local and shared revenue collections from January to May of the current year.
The session also discussed preparations for the sixth phase of the open military training courses titled "Flood of al-Aqsa," and the role of local authorities in ensuring the success of these programs across the governorate and its districts.
Governor al-Habbari stressed the need to enhance institutional performance in the upcoming period, especially amid the ongoing aggression and blockade. He called for unified efforts and solidarity behind the political leadership to thwart all plots and break the siege.
He also emphasized the importance of strengthening internal unity and raising public awareness to confront the aggressors and foil their schemes targeting Yemen's land and people.
Governor al-Habbari urged all executive office leaders to intensify their efforts, fulfill their duties, and improve their departments' performance under current difficult conditions. He also encouraged broad participation in the open military training programs, which are crucial for boosting readiness in the face of continued aggression.
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