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[18/09/2017 05:10]

MAHRA-SABA
During a meeting with the local government officials of Mahrah this Monday, Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr said that, "President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi has issued a historical decree that each province keep 20% of their revenues for their own development projects."

Bin-Daghr gave an overview on the future features of the south eastern province where he arrived today as part of a tour in the government-liberated provinces.

"If not the Decisive Storm operation led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and with an effective participation by the UAE and other member countries of the Arab Coalition, the results would have been different and present would have been more miserable and catastrophic."

The governor of Mahra Mohammed Kiddah welcomed the premier and revealed that the local government is planning on maintaining the internal roads in the province at a YR 950 million cost.