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PM: Government determined to take relentlessly on corruption

[13/12/2018 04:28]

ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister Dr Ma'een Abdulmalik reiterated the government resolve to go aggressively on fighting corruption. His statement came in a word his gave Thursday on a function held on the occasion of International Anti-Corruption, December 9.

The event organized by the High Anti-Corruption Committee in the temporary Aden.

The Prime Minister urged collective action to put corruption under control. He said" The biggest challenge is to establish a community partnership that can help revive good morals as pre-requisite to control corruption".

Dr added" Unless corruption is controlled, we can't secure actual budgets for education and health, nor we can improve basic services".