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Salaries to be paid this week in Taiz, says governor

[18/02/2018 05:15]

TAIZ-SABA
Governor of Taiz province Dr Ameen Ahmed Muhmood has confirmed that government civil service' employees in the province would be paid within this week.

As he held a meeting Sunday included representatives of Trade Unions and civil society organizations, Muhmood stated that he makes the government's employees salaries a top priority on his agenda.

He explained that the President of the Republic Abd-Rabbu Hadi promised that the salaries of the government's employees in Taiz would be paid regularly and the province would be dealt with as a government-controlled province.

The governor also promised to handle the problem about 9000 of the retirees in the province who have not been paid their due monthly pension salaries.