Sana'a - Saba:
The Executive Unit in Sana'a province launched on Monday work on the first phase of the Bani Hukm road paving project in Arhab District, spanning 1,100 meters in length and six meters in width.
During the inauguration, the province Advisor, Engineer Abdulrahman Al-Murtada, the province's Works officials, Engineer Muhammad Ashia, the Executive Unit's Engineer Muhammad Makram, and Arhab District Director Khaled Al-Aqeeda, received a detailed explanation from Project Director Engineer Hussein Abu Maskah about the project's components. The project is being implemented by the Executive Unit under the supervision of the province's Works Sector and funded by the local authority at a cost of 63 million Yemeni riyals.
Engineer Abu Maskah clarified that the work is progressing according to technical standards, specifications, and the scheduled timeframe outlined in the tender documents.
During the visit, Al-Murtada, Ashia, Makram, and Al-Aqeeda emphasized the importance of executing the project in accordance with the specified standards to help maintain transportation means and alleviate citizens' hardships.
They affirmed the local authority leadership's commitment to implementing service projects and completing infrastructure that serves citizens and enhances development aspects, particularly in rural areas.
The Executive Unit in Sana'a province launched on Monday work on the first phase of the Bani Hukm road paving project in Arhab District, spanning 1,100 meters in length and six meters in width.
During the inauguration, the province Advisor, Engineer Abdulrahman Al-Murtada, the province's Works officials, Engineer Muhammad Ashia, the Executive Unit's Engineer Muhammad Makram, and Arhab District Director Khaled Al-Aqeeda, received a detailed explanation from Project Director Engineer Hussein Abu Maskah about the project's components. The project is being implemented by the Executive Unit under the supervision of the province's Works Sector and funded by the local authority at a cost of 63 million Yemeni riyals.
Engineer Abu Maskah clarified that the work is progressing according to technical standards, specifications, and the scheduled timeframe outlined in the tender documents.
During the visit, Al-Murtada, Ashia, Makram, and Al-Aqeeda emphasized the importance of executing the project in accordance with the specified standards to help maintain transportation means and alleviate citizens' hardships.
They affirmed the local authority leadership's commitment to implementing service projects and completing infrastructure that serves citizens and enhances development aspects, particularly in rural areas.
