Sana'a:Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local and Rural Administration and Development Mohammed Al-Madani inspected the service delivery and work performance at the Sana'a Capital Secretariat. He was accompanied by the Capital Secretariat Secretary-General Hamoud Abbad, Deputy Minister Nasser Al-Mahdhar, and other officials during the review.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Madani assessed various public service departments, focusing on information systems, monitoring and evaluation, and the procedures for managing citizens' requests and complaints. He also examined the unified electronic services system, 'Tamkeen,' which aims to streamline procedures and allow citizens to complete transactions more efficiently through a single access point at executive offices and district administrations.
The Deputy Prime Minister commended the Secretariat's advancements in administrative work, particularly in simplifying procedures and utilizing electronic archiving in public service departments. He emphasized the ministry's intention to share the Secretariat's successful strategies with local authorities in other governorates.
During the visit, discussions were held on cooperative development, community initiatives, joint projects, and value-chain development. Al-Madani highlighted the significance of participatory strategic planning and enhanced coordination among local authorities, government agencies, and districts to foster local and economic development.
He also called for collaborative efforts to broaden partnerships among official entities, community organizations, and the private sector to implement development priorities aimed at achieving sustainable local development. Furthermore, Al-Madani underscored the potential of the Capital Secretariat to promote rural products and process raw materials, aligning with the vision of transforming Sana'a into a productive and environmentally friendly city.
Al-Madani lauded the provision of loans by the Capital Secretariat and the General Authority for Zakat through district cooperative associations to support productive households and boost output, advocating for the replication of this initiative in other governorates.
Secretary-General Abbad affirmed the Secretariat's dedication to enhancing coordination, expanding community initiatives and cooperative efforts, supporting agricultural production, marketing local products, and involving cooperative associations in development projects and community services. He emphasized the critical role of cooperative associations in local development and urged their leaders to meet their responsibilities by implementing development, economic, and service plans and projects.
