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Al-Bahsani opens projects

[23/10/2017 05:32]

MUKALLA-SABA
Governor of Hadhramout and the Commander of the Second Military Zone Faraj al-Bahsani opened and laid foundation stones to a number of educational projects at al-Shaher District with a total cost of YR 465 million.

The projects are financed by Hadhramout local authority.
He also launched the school health building at the education office and opened the Hall of Activities at Bamatraf Boys Secondary School.

He laid foundation stone for the project of building three classrooms at Sheikh ba-Fadhl School and foundation stone for building a secondary school for male students composed of 12 classrooms with its facilities at al-Jala' School.

He inspected construction work at the High Moral Establishment founded in 1919.