[07/01/2024 01:39]
RIYADH - SABA
The Presidential Leadership Council- presided over by the Chairman of the Council Dr. Rashad al-Alimi- continued Sunday its wide discussions to political, economic, administrative, security and military situations.
The council reviewed sectoral reforms and needed measures to improve performance of the central and local apparatus and speeding up achieving vital projects, which will alleviate suffering of citizens, led by power and energy sector.
The meeting listened to additional evaluation on performance of the government and local authorities during the past year, means of enhancing achieved gains and solving mistakes on the light of current and expected developments, especially the financial, economic and service position in the transitional capital of Aden and liberated provinces.
The council studied the evaluation on performance of some teams helping it in accordance with the declaration, supposed measures to enhance their role in supporting the decision and methodical reproachments in different fields.
The council will continue its discussions on issues in its agenda and will take necessary decisions and measures regrading them.
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