Sana'a - Saba:
Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi discussed on Sunday with Shura Council Chairman Mohammed Hussein Al-Eidaros ways to strengthen complementary relations between the government and the council regarding shared issues, particularly those related to reinforcing the internal front and bolstering national resilience in the face of adversaries.
Al-Eidaros reviewed the progress made in the Shura Council’s annual plan for 1446 AH, highlighting key topics addressed by the council concerning the activities of several ministries and their affiliated administrative units, as well as the resulting recommendations.
He pointed to the field efforts of Shura Council members at the local level and their tangible contributions to addressing social issues, which have positively impacted security and stability across various regions.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister affirmed the commitment of the Change and Construction Government to consolidating partnership and complementary relations with the Shura Council in accordance with the constitution and law, while benefiting from the council’s valuable recommendations across various fields.
He noted that the Shura Council comprises Yemen’s finest figures and highly qualified individuals in various aspects of state institutional work, serving as a house of expertise and an essential advisory reference for all.
Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi discussed on Sunday with Shura Council Chairman Mohammed Hussein Al-Eidaros ways to strengthen complementary relations between the government and the council regarding shared issues, particularly those related to reinforcing the internal front and bolstering national resilience in the face of adversaries.
Al-Eidaros reviewed the progress made in the Shura Council’s annual plan for 1446 AH, highlighting key topics addressed by the council concerning the activities of several ministries and their affiliated administrative units, as well as the resulting recommendations.
He pointed to the field efforts of Shura Council members at the local level and their tangible contributions to addressing social issues, which have positively impacted security and stability across various regions.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister affirmed the commitment of the Change and Construction Government to consolidating partnership and complementary relations with the Shura Council in accordance with the constitution and law, while benefiting from the council’s valuable recommendations across various fields.
He noted that the Shura Council comprises Yemen’s finest figures and highly qualified individuals in various aspects of state institutional work, serving as a house of expertise and an essential advisory reference for all.