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Transport Minister, Hodeida Governor discuss reactivating Red Sea's ports

[13/06/2021 03:36]

ADEN - SABA
Minister of Transport Abdulsalam Humaid discussed Sunday with Governor of Hodeida al-Hasan Taher a number of topics associated with transport and re-activating Red Sea's ports.

Minister Humaid confirmed keenness of his ministry for providing all facilitations to encourage import and export process through Red Sea's ports for improving services and reorganizing situation of the cadre of the Corporation of Red Sea's Ports.

For his part, Taher confirmed keenness of the local authority for boosting coordination and cooperation with the ministry for improving the Red Sea's ports and regaining their activities.