Taiz:The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Administration and Development, Mohammed al-Madani, visited Taiz alongside the Acting Prime Minister's Office Director, Fahd al-Ezzi, to evaluate the conditions and urgent needs in the liberated areas and the provision of basic services.
According to Yemen News Agency, al-Madani and al-Ezzi held meetings with Taiz Governor Ahmed al-Masawi, local officials, and representatives from several ministries and development agencies. The discussions focused on essential needs, service provision, and improving institutional performance in the liberated districts.
Following directives from revolutionary leader Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, Supreme Political Council President Field Marshal Mahdi al-Mashat, and Acting Prime Minister Mohammed Muftah, al-Madani emphasized addressing citizens' concerns and ensuring continued services. He commended local authorities and executive offices for their efforts in meeting residents' needs and highlighted the government's support for local development priorities. Discussions also covered strengthening fieldwork and services under the slogan 'One Hand Protects, One Hand Builds.'
Al-Madani and al-Masawi acknowledged the military operations by the armed forces, security personnel, and local residents. They urged those involved in Saudi-led mobilization efforts to benefit from the presidential amnesty and return to the national fold.
Officials reviewed completed work in the liberated districts and addressed urgent needs in agriculture, roads, water, health, and education. Additionally, al-Madani, al-Masawi, and al-Ezzi inaugurated development projects worth over YR 5 billion and initiated projects valued at YR 3.424 billion across various sectors, implemented through government-community partnerships in planning, execution, and funding.
