Executive Offices’ Performance Reviewed in Bilad Al-Ta’am District, Raymah

Sanaa: The Executive Office of Bilad Al-Ta'am District in Raymah Governorate held a meeting on Wednesday, led by Deputy Governor for Services and Development Abdullah Al-Dhubaibi, to review the performance of executive offices and discuss ways to strengthen mobilization efforts. According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting, which was attended by District Director Yahya Al-Hammami, heads of executive offices, and mobilization officials, focused on reports detailing administrative and service achievements submitted by the district's executive offices for the year 1447 AH. Measures to enhance the role of local authorities and their executive bodies in service delivery, development, and mobilization were also discussed. The Executive Office voiced full support for the revolutionary leadership's decisions and the Yemeni Armed Forces' statement concerning deterrent measures against Saudi Arabia. It emphasized that the people of Bilad Al-Ta'am are on high alert and prepared to support the revolutionary leadership a nd armed forces in efforts to end the blockade and what they described as Saudi-led aggression against Yemen. The meeting condemned the Saudi strike on Sana'a International Airport, calling it an attempt to obstruct a civilian aircraft carrying patients, stranded citizens, and travelers, aiming to maintain the blockade on the airport. Participants lauded the Yemeni Armed Forces' swift response in targeting Abha Airport, in line with the principle of "airport for airport, port for port." Al-Dhubaibi underscored the importance of strengthening local authorities' roles in improving service, development, and mobilization efforts. He urged for intensified efforts to tackle current challenges and support projects that address citizens' priority service needs. District Director Al-Hammami highlighted the achievements of executive office branches and the local authority in enhancing services and development across the district. He also addressed the challenges confronting their work and issues related to mobilizat ion efforts.