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Shabwa governor directs facilitating issuing passports to citizens

[02/01/2019 08:08]

SHABWA-SABA
Governor of Shabwa Mohammad bin Adyo has directed the branch of Passports Authority in the province to facilitate granting passports to citizens without delay.

In his visit to the authority on Wednesday, he stressed banning blackmailing citizens or hindering or delaying their procedures

He also directed transferring those who committed such acts to inquiry and directed of forming a committee to monitor the process of granting passports and evaluating the authority's situations.

He praised efforts of keeping the authority's income and transferring it to the Central Bank of Yemen.

The authority issued 28800 passports and collected as much as YR 150 million as income during 2018.