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PM awards Medal of Bravery to an Emirati officer

[25/04/2018 07:04]

MUKALLA-SABA
Prime Minister Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr who is on a visit to Mukalla, the capital of Hadhramout, has awarded a Medal of Bravery from President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to an Emirati officer in recognition of his heroic fight during his mission in Yemen.

In the awards ceremony, bin-Daghr hailed the enormous efforts of the United Arab Emirate's leadership and people in helping Yemen liberate Hadhramout and other provinces from the hands of al-Qaeda and ISIL and restore peace and security to those provinces.

"The United Arab Emirates and other brotherly members of the Saudi-led Arab Coalition deserve awards and recognition of their rush to the rescue of Yemen and restoration of its state from the hands of the Iran-affiliate Houthi militia. And (they also) contributed primarily to the liberation of coastal Hadhramout from the terror elements of al-Qaeda and ISIL." said bin-Daghr.

The governor, chief of Intelligence and other top officials of Hadhramout attended the awards ceremony.