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PM : Action-plan instantly needed to improve investment milieu, promote business

[14/02/2024 02:56]

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Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak chaired a meeting today, Wednesday, included Chamber of Commerce and representatives of private-sector businesses.

The session intended to discuss partnership between the government and private sector to ensure commodity supplies and stable prices.

Dr. bin Mubarak directed Minister of Industry and Trade to work with the Private-Sector on developing a practical plan including the required measures to improve the investment environment and further increase private-sector businesses.

The Prime Minister touched upon the impact of the terrorist Houthi militia's coup and triggered war on the insurances fees that have been greatly increased recently.

He noted that the government is working tirelessly in cooperation with the UN, brothers and friends to reduce the high costs of the insurance.