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Hadhramout Governor inspects development projects

[08/01/2018 12:58]

MUKALLA-SABA
Governor of Hadhramout and the Commander of the Second Military Region Faraj al-Bahsani has inspected activities and programs of Nahd Development Corporation.

In a meeting on Monday with corporation Secretary Adel bin- Muhanna and Executive Director Mohammad bin-Thabet, the two officials informed the governor on activities and projects carried by the corporation in 2017 in field of development, education, health and future projects to be implemented on 2018.

Governor al-Bahsani confirmed readiness of local authority on facilitating all difficulties facing its programs and projects.