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[18/09/2017 02:34]

MAHRA-SABA
Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr said the wheel of development has begun and that the government is now in control of 85% of the country's territories.

Bin-Daghr made the remarks upon arriving in the airport of Algheidha city, the capital of the southeastern province of al-Mahra as part of his tour in the government-liberated provinces. "Life in the liberated provinces has restored its breathing after paralysis caused by the savage war," he said.

Senior local government officials, civilian and military, received him in the airport.
Bin-Daghr arrived in Algheidha coming from MukallaHadhramout where he inaugurated a number of development projects.