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Cabinet looks at various issues on its agenda

[24/04/2024 02:56]

ADEN - SABA
A Cabinet meeting headed by Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak here today has looked at a range of issues on the government's agenda, including issues of living conditions, economic conditions, public services and political and military developments.

Bin Mubarak gave the attendants an account on the developments of on the political, economic, military and public service levels, briefed them on his tour in the governorates of Hadramaut and Lahj to survey the situation of citizens, their needs, and the existing challenges.

Bin Mubarak laid emphasis on the need to conduct an evaluation of the performance of the ministries and the governmental departments in charge of the economic, service and development.

He confirmed the government's commitment to the principles of transparency, accountability and anti-corruption areas the key areas of focus at the current stage.