Sana'a:A meeting in the capital Sana'a, attended by Deputy Minister of Electricity, Energy, and Water Adel Bader and Al-Mahwit Governor Hanin Qatina, focused on the current status and future needs of water and electricity projects in the Al-Mahwit governorate. Discussions centered on addressing the service needs of the region.
According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting was attended by several key officials, including Undersecretary for the Electricity Sector Engineer Ahmed Al-Mutawakil, Undersecretary of the Rural Water Projects Authority Engineer Yahya Al-Shami, Executive Director of the Rural Electricity Authority Engineer Nabil Muharram, and Director of the Al-Mahwit Electricity District Bashir Al-Aliyi. The participants discussed measures to complete water and electricity projects in the rural areas of the governorate.
The meeting reviewed progress on the Bani Habash-Al-Khabt electricity project and preparations for a renewable energy project, with engineering teams deployed for feasibility studies. Other service projects aimed at meeting citizens' needs were also reviewed, along with solutions for completing the Ain Sardud project.
Deputy Minister Bader emphasized the exemplary role of Al-Mahwit Governorate in implementing water and electricity projects, highlighting the local authority's proactive leadership in overcoming challenges. He stressed the importance of collaboration between official bodies and the community to complete these projects and reduce citizens' hardships, noting that the renewable energy project would enhance power generation and service quality.
Governor Qatina praised the Ministry's leadership for its support and commitment to the governorate's infrastructure needs, while also identifying obstacles hindering the Ain Sardud project's completion. He highlighted the need for cooperation between the Ministry and local authorities to find solutions.
