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New Hadhramout governor says rights restitution tops his agenda

[02/07/2017 04:34]

MUKALLA-SABA

The new governor of Hadhramout has said that the restitution of rights to the people of his province will top his agenda of 16 points.

Maj. General Faraj al-Bohseni, who is also the commander of the Third Military Region, said in a meeting with senior

Hadhramout security officials today that his agenda also includes working for ending the coup in cooperation with the government and the Arab coalition; developing the capabilities of the Hadhramout elite forces and intelligence agencies to preserve peace and security and thwart any terrorist attacks.

Al-Bohseni said the victory against al-Qaeda in Hadhramout is owed to God first and to the Arab coalition's decisive role.
Other tasks he will endure will include judicial reforms, fighting corruption and creating an investment friendly environment.