[30/04/2017 03:12]
Riyadh, (Saba) - Abdul-Aziz al-Muflihi has sworn in before President Abdo Rabbu Hadi Sunday as a governor to Aden.
After the oath, President Hadi issued directives to the new governor to perform his duties as required, praising his efforts
and expertise in different fields, specifically, development, economic and administrative, which must helped him to serve the interim capital of Aden.
For his part, governor al-Muflihi expressed pleasure and gratitude to the president for his confidence and choosing him to this post, confirming that he will do his best to perform his duties to serve Aden and its citizens.
On the other hand, Ibitihal al- Kamal took the oath before President Hadi as a new Minister for Social Affairs and Labor.
President ordered her to perform her duties as demanded and to activate the Ministry's role to provide services to different people's categories and enhance national partnership with international organizations and donors for the sake of stability and development.
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