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Leadership Council Member Tariq Saleh Launches Development Projects in Western Coast with Saudi Support

[21/05/2026 05:37]

Mokha – Saba
Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Tariq Saleh, launched several development projects in the western coast, backed by Saudi Arabia.

The projects include completing sea piers in Hanish and Zaqar islands, constructing roads, and building a rural hospital in Al-Waziya district.

The initiatives coincide with Yemen's 36th National Day celebrations.

Saleh praised Saudi Arabia's support, saying the projects will boost security and stability in the region. He announced the rural hospital will be named "The Saudi Hospital" in recognition of Saudi Arabia's contributions to Yemen.

The projects aim to enhance infrastructure, healthcare, and economic growth in the liberated areas of Taiz and the western coast.