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Development Works Commence at National Exhibition Hall for Renewable Energy

Sanaa:Deputy Minister of Electricity, Energy and Water, Adel Bader, along with Dr. Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti, President of Sanaa University, and Mohammed Salah, Deputy Head of the General Federation of Yemeni Chambers of Commerce and Industry, have initiated development and improvement works at the National Exhibition Hall for Renewable Energy and Electric Transport. The hall is located at the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment of Sanaa University.

According to Yemen News Agency, the launch event was attended by key figures including Engineer Ahmed Al-Mutawakel, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Electricity and Head of the Preparatory Committee, and Shaye' Jarallah, Deputy Head of the Renewable Energy Committee at the Chambers of Commerce Federation. The project is part of preparations for the upcoming Fourth National Exhibition for Renewable Energy and Electric Transport.

The Deputy Minister emphasized the hall's development according to international standards to host future conferences and exhibitions. Bader highlighted the importance of clean energy technologies, especially for the agricultural sector, and the exhibition's role in promoting renewable energy applications and fostering collaboration between government, academia, and industry.

Dr. Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti noted the university's commitment to leveraging its academic resources for societal benefit and enhancing cooperation with government and private sectors. He stressed the educational value of the exhibition for students and researchers.

Mohammed Salah underscored the significance of partnerships in the project's completion and the exhibition's success, highlighting opportunities for industry players to showcase their innovations and foster investment in clean energy.

The exhibition's expanded scope now includes electric transport, offering a platform to display electric mobility solutions, solar energy systems, and related technologies, further establishing it as a national hub for renewable energy and electric transport discourse.