SANA'A April 23. 2024 (Saba) - Sana'a Governorate Advisor Abdullah Al-Mrouni and Director of Al-Hayma Al-Dakhiliya Directorate, Muhammad Al-Bashiri, inspected the progress of work in a number of agricultural and community projects and initiatives in Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliya and Bani Matar districts.
Al-Marouni and Al-Bashiri, along with the technical director of the agricultural projects and initiatives financing unit in the governorate, Engineer Abdul Rahman Al-Asadi and the head of the Western Sector Agricultural Cooperative Society, Abdul Karim Al-Qarafi, were briefed on the progress of work in the project to restore the agricultural extension center in Musayyib area of Bani Matar District, and the project to rehabilitate the agricultural extension center in Bani Matar, Al-Nimri in Al-Hayma Al-Dakhiliyah District.
They also inspected the progress of work in the project to build Imam Ali bin Abi Talib, peace be upon him, center for teaching the Holy Qur’an, and the initiative to survey and expand Al-Qaffal-Sharaf-Al-Wasit road in Bani Al-Nimri square, in Al-Himah Al-Dakhiliya, which is being implemented with the participation of the community and the leadership of the local authority in the district, and the support of the Central Interventions Emergency Unit ,12 km long.
They also reviewed the extent of the damage resulting from the floods in a number of agricultural lands in Wadi al-Qoum, and the level of health services provision at the Hidd Medical Center in Bani al-Nimri.
Al-Marouni pointed out that the community projects and initiatives being implemented in the two districts and all directorates of the governorate come within the framework of supporting development trends and keeping pace with the agricultural revolution in the Republic.
He stressed the keenness of the leadership of the local authority to maintain the implementation of service projects, in translation of the directives of the Revolutionary Leadership and the Supreme Political Council, and in a way that contributes to providing basic services to citizens, especially in remote areas that have long been deprived of service projects.
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