Bayda: Officials from the Central Emergency Development Interventions Unit have inspected the “Aqbat al-Quwwa” paving project in the Maswara district of Bayda province. This project is being implemented through community initiatives and supported by the Interventions Unit.
According to Yemen News Agency, Unit Representative Mohammed Nashwan, along with Ali Taqdamah, Director of Initiatives in Maswara district, and Engineer Marwan Mohammed, Director of Public Relations and Media for the Interventions Unit, visited the site. Nashwan reported that the project is currently in its first phase, which connects Maswara district in Bayda province with Markha al-Ulya district in Shabwa province. The project has completed 400 meters in length and five meters in width, with a total of 1,800 square meters of paving, representing a 60% completion rate. It is expected to benefit over 12,513 residents from both Bayda and Shabwa.
Nashwan praised the collaborative efforts of the Shabwa and Bayda communities, highlighting their cooperation as a model for serving the people of both provinces. He emphasized the community’s active participation as a testament to their commitment to development and reaffirmed the Interventions Unit’s commitment to supporting road infrastructure and other development projects across all districts.
Engineer Marwan Mohammed emphasized the purpose of the visit was to showcase the community’s role in initiating and implementing projects, especially during the country’s challenging circumstances. He stressed that these initiatives deserve appreciation and support.