Hajjah:The main team responsible for overseeing the Civil Service Code of Conduct in Hajjah province conducted an inspection on Wednesday to evaluate the implementation of the code at the Hajjah Post Office branch and the Office of Economy, Industry and Investment. The team was led by Deputy Governor Adel Shali.
According to Yemen News Agency, officials engaged in discussions concerning the challenges affecting workflow and explored potential solutions. During their visit, they received insights from Post Office Director Omar Al-Hajjaji, Economy Office Director Mahmoud Wahban, and the code's implementation teams on the application of ministry-launched initiatives. These initiatives include the 'One-Day Government Service,' which aims to expedite citizens' transactions, streamline procedures, and prevent extortion.
The team also evaluated progress on the Role Model initiative, intended to promote exemplary conduct and commitment among administrative leaders, and the Rationalizing Office Supplies initiative, designed to protect public funds, reduce waste, and regulate stationery use according to efficiency standards.
The leadership and staff of the Post Office branch and the Economy Office were commended by the main team for their dedication to improving the work environment and enhancing services for citizens despite facing current challenges. The team emphasized that adherence to the code reflects values of integrity, responsibility, and professional excellence.
Furthermore, the team confirmed that field visits would continue to include other executive offices and government units across the governorate, aiming to improve institutional performance and enhance public services.
