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[21/02/2021 05:30]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een vehemently stressed on the importance of well managing the entrances, restating rule of law and controlling smuggling. He stated that the government's plans to achieve economic recovery are basically resting on improving public revenues, rationalize expenditure and control corruption.

His statement came as he presided over the committee tasked with assessing and redressing the actions of the seaports, airports and land passageways.

The meeting included the Chief of the Political Security Organization, the Central Organization for Auditing and Controlling, Ministers of Finance and Interior.