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President Hadi makes a phone call to the governor of Shabwa to inspect the situation of the governorate

[04/12/2021 12:00]

Riyadh - Saba
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, made a phone call to the Governor of Shabwa, Muhammad Saleh Bin Edeiw today to inspect the situation of the governorate, service and development conditions, and various field operations.

President Hadi praised the development and stability process that the governorate is witnessing thanks to the awareness and solidarity of its people and leaders in making Shabwa a model for a secure, stable governorate eager to overcome the challenges that affected a number of liberated governorates, urging everyone to put the interest of Shabwa and its people first within the framework of the great federal Yemeni homeland.

The President was briefed on the security situation, the progress of the development and service process, and the performance of the institutions and executive offices in the governorate, praising the successes achieved by the governorate in various fields, which were the result of great efforts by the leadership of the local authority, the security and military services, and the solidarity of the people of the governorate.