[09/02/2023 12:50]
Aden – Saba
Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Abd al-Rahman al-Mahrami, received today, in the interim capital, Aden, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Roads and Bridges Maintenance Fund, Eng. Mueen Almas.
The meeting reviewed a report on the overall tasks, responsibilities, activities and achievements of the Roads Fund during the last stage, and the most prominent difficulties that the Fund faces during the performance of its tasks, and solutions and proposals that would contribute to addressing and overcoming them.
Al-Mahrami heard from the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Fund, Eng. Almas, an explanation about the Fund's work plan in the current year 2023 AD, and its investment program, which includes the implementation of a number of road projects in the liberated governorates.
He affirmed support for the Fund, its leadership and all its affiliates, and the willingness to enhance the capabilities of the Fund, to overcome the difficulties and challenges facing the progress of work, and continue the development efforts, noting the importance of the vital role that the Fund plays in rehabilitating the infrastructure in the field of roads.
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