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Qadah and Baqreet sworn in before President Hadi

[28/11/2017 02:12]

RIYADH-SABA

Mohammed Abdullah Qadah took the oath Tuesday before President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi for being appointed as Minister of State, Member of Council of Ministers.

Rajeh Sa'aeed Baqreet also sworn in before President Hadi for being appointed as governor of Al-Maharah province.

Following oath ceremonial procedures, President Hadi met separately with both of the two newly appointed officials, congratulating them wishing them all success in their new missions.

In his talks with the governor of Al-Maharah, President Hadi said:" Al-Maharah today constitutes a nucleus of the would-be new Yemeni Federal State that all Yemeni people are looking for".

The President stressed the urgency of addressing problems, particularly the ones related smuggling activities.