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Governor of Luhj chairs meeting of investors, businessmen

[20/02/2018 02:48]

LUHJ-SABA
Governor of Luhj province Maj. General Ahmed Abdullah Turki chaired a meeting Tuesday brought together investors, businessmen and officials of the local office of the General Investment Authority (GIA) in the province.

The meeting devoted to discuss topics relating to businesses and investment projects. Investment opportunities and challenges were largely debated by the stakeholders.

The governor urged the businessmen who were offered pieces of public lands to establish their own investment enterprises to put their business in place as soon as possible.

The total number of investment enterprises which have been established in the province are 77 out of which 19 enterprises suffered damages due to the warfare waged by Iran-backed Houthi militia on the province, according the director-general of the branch of the GIA.