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[28/08/2021 03:47]

SHABWA-SABA
The governor of Shabwa Mohammed Saleh Bin Edeiw laid the foundation stone for the first residential towers project in the eastern Yemen governorate on Saturday.

The Total Residential Towers is a project of 200 towers and 4008 apartments with the inaugurated (first) phase to comprise 45 towers at a cost of $38,400,000.

The project will be carried out by Total for Real Estate Development.

The governor said during the inauguration the project will be the starting point for real estate investments in his governorate which affords a conducive climate for various types of investments.