Al bayda: The Executive Office in Al-Bayda Governorate convened under the leadership of Governor Abdullah Idris to deliberate on strategies for enhancing local and executive performance, alongside planning Eid visits to front-line fighters.
According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting, which included Deputy Governor Hussein Eidarous and Deputy Director of Governorate Security Brigadier Taher Al-Saqqaf, evaluated the implementation of the Ramadan program across the governorate. This program aims to strengthen faith identity and promote brotherhood and compassion among residents.
The officials also reviewed executive office plans to improve service and development sectors and discussed visits to fighters on the front lines. A report by Fadl Al-Awadi, Director of the Civil Service and Administrative Development Office, highlighted job discipline levels and strategies for performance enhancement.
Engineer Faisal Al-Sawdani from the Executive Unit for Road Maintenance presented a report on ongoing paving projects in Al-Bayda and Rada'a, designed to alleviate congestion, manage floodwater, and enhance urban aesthetics. Additionally, Sawad Sarhan from the Educational Sector outlined plans for establishing summer centers in various districts.
Governor Idris emphasized the commitment to elevating the performance of executive and service offices, urging the implementation of revolutionary and political directives through effective planning. He lauded the successful execution of Ramadan activities and the spread of faith-based awareness, underscoring the significance of visiting front-line fighters during Eid to honor their contributions to national defense.
The governor reiterated the necessity for collective responsibility in executing these plans and ensuring service delivery to citizens.