Sana'a: Shura Council Member Mujahid Al-Nuaimi and Sana'a province first undersecretary Hamid Asim have inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for several service and development projects in Nahm District. These projects, valued at over 121 million Yemeni riyals, coincide with the celebrations of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday.
According to Yemen News Agency, the inaugurated projects include an educational initiative costing 14.122 million riyals and an agricultural and community initiatives project costing 25.495 million riyals. Additionally, foundation stones were laid for three road projects with a total cost of 81.543 million riyals. These road projects aim to improve the district's road network, facilitate movement for residents, and enhance overall services in Nahm.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Sana'a province undersecretary Ubad Al-Awaj and Nahm District Director Abdulwali Sarhan. During the event, Hamid Asim emphasized the importance of aligning projects with the district's priorities and actual needs to strengthen infrastructure and support development and public services. He also reaffirmed the commitment of Sana'a governorate authorities to support development efforts across various sectors.
Asim called on the residents of Nahm to actively participate in development by preserving completed projects to ensure their sustainability and that they serve their intended purpose.