Workshop in Taiz on preparing development plan for Year 1447 AH
The Planning Sector in Taiz province organized a training workshop on Monday for planning teams from various districts on preparing the development plan for the year 1447 AH.
The workshop aimed to train 50 participants on the priorities of the 1447 AH plan for districts, executive offices, authorities, institutions, development partners, and cooperative associations. It also covered the executive mechanism for preparing the plan, identifying district-level projects, and formulating models at the district level.
Mohammad Al-Washli, the head of the Planning Sector in the province, emphasized the importance of benefiting from the workshop and developing a clear vision for preparing development plans in the districts.
He noted that planning is the cornerstone of developmental work, stressing the need to define priorities for district-level projects and outline interventions by partners from the private sector, zakat funds, and others.
Al-Washli added that the overall goal of the workshop is to establish a timeline for updating developmental reports and the executive mechanism for preparing the 1447 AH plan.
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