Taiz:Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Administration, Mohammed Al-Madani, alongside Taiz Governor Ahmed Al-Masawa, inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for 235 projects and community initiatives in Taiz governorate, with a total investment exceeding 8.9 billion Yemeni Rials.
According to Yemen News Agency, the event was attended by several key officials, including Brigadier General Saleh Hajeb, Assistant Chief of the General Staff for Development Affairs, Brigadier General Mohammed Al-Khalid, Assistant Commander of the Fourth Military Region, and Engineer Shihab Al-Shami, Executive Director of the Central Interventions Unit. Al-Madani emphasized that the visit to Taiz was in line with directives from the revolutionary and political leadership.
The purpose of the visit was to inaugurate completed projects, initiate upcoming initiatives, and evaluate the needs of citizens in liberated areas. Al-Madani highlighted the government's dedication to advancing infrastructure and development efforts, contrasting these with the destructive actions of Saudi-backed forces in the region.
The projects cover a wide array of sectors, including public services like roads, healthcare, water, and electricity, as well as economic initiatives in agriculture, manufacturing, and economic empowerment. These efforts are supported by contributions from the local community, the governorate's local authority, and the Central Emergency Development Interventions Unit.
Al-Madani praised the people of Taiz for their resilience against Saudi-led forces and encouraged those aligned with the aggression to take advantage of the general amnesty. Meanwhile, Governor Al-Masawa outlined plans for a comprehensive development roadmap involving central and local entities. He expressed gratitude for the government's commitment to Taiz's recovery and the empowerment of cooperative associations to boost community development.
