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Shabwa governor signs treaty for building five halls in community college

[17/09/2020 05:15]

SHABWA - SABA
Governor of Shabwa Mohammad bin Adyo signed Thursday with al-Waseet for Contracts Office a treaty for finalizing a project for constructing five studying halls at the Community College here with the cost of YR 27 million.

The treaty stipulates that the project should be accomplished within 45 days from the date of signing the treaty.

Governor bin Adyo confirmed significance of the project to the college, which needs such projects under the increasing numbers of students.

For his part, the Dean of Community College Muhsen Bahaj confirmed significance of finalizing and equipping the halls with other new four sections in the college.