Al-bayda: Governor Abdullah Idris inaugurated the central veterinary clinic and agricultural services center belonging to the Makiras Cooperative Society, at a cost of four million riyals. During the inauguration, Governor Idris listened to an explanation from the head of the Makiras Society, Engineer Nasser Homsan, about the project's components and the services it will provide to livestock and agriculture.
According to Yemen News Agency, the new facility is aimed at enhancing the health and productivity of livestock in the region. The central veterinary clinic will offer various services crucial for maintaining the well-being of animals, which is expected to benefit local farmers and improve agricultural output.
The establishment of this clinic is part of a broader initiative to support agricultural development in Al-Bayda. The project underscores the importance of cooperative efforts in advancing the local economy and ensuring sustainable agricultural practices.