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PM meets Hadhramout's Deputy Governor for Plain, Desert Affairs

[18/11/2019 11:57]

RIYADH -SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Maeen Abdulmalik met on Sunday with the Deputy Governor of Hadhramout for Plain and Desert Affairs Issam Al-Kathiri and a number of dignitaries and social figures in Hadhramout plain.

They discussed the developmental, service and security conditions in the plain and desert, and the urgency of meeting the needs of citizens, according to the available resources.

The Prime Minister praised the role model Hadhramout sets in stability and security, stressing that Yemen, with the determination of its people, is able to overcome this difficult and critical stage and will become stronger than it was.