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Hadhramout's revenues discussed

[05/08/2017 03:02]

SAY'OON-SABA
Deputy Governor of Hadhramout for Valley and Desert Affairs Hisham al-Sa'idi discussed on Saturday with directors of local authority here increasing revenues to Say'oon District from executive apparatus of the valley and the desert.

Director of Say'oon District Omer ba-Arema disclosed that the revenues for the first half of 2017 have increased by 25 percent.

The meeting, which included directors of offices of finance, public health and population, culture, sports and youth, taxes and other offices, urged on coordinating efforts between the executive apparatus and judiciary for punishing violators and those who postponed fees for the interests of increasing revenues.

The meeting approved holding similar meeting with director of Law Affairs Ministry's Office and other related bodies for collecting revenues and limiting double collection procedures.