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Hadi: Security key to development at any time and place

[14/07/2018 03:14]

ADEN-SABA
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi stressed the importance of enhancing security and stability in the country's various provinces as the key to development andthe start of investments.

In a meeting with the governor of Mahrah RajehBakreit in the temporary capital Aden on Saturday, Hadi said that "security is the key to development at any given time and place.

He hailed the level of stability of the unique province in Yemen's east.

He stressed the importance of maintaining security and subduing any elements that want to trigger unrest in the province under weird pretexts and for dishonest goals.

Hadicommended the Arab Coalition countries in which Saudi Arabia and the UAE play a central role for the support they offer to the province of Mahrah in particular and the rest of the Yemeni provincesin general.