Sana'a: A meeting held on Tuesday in Sana'a Province, chaired by Governor Abdulbasit Al-Hadi, discussed the difficulties hindering the performance of developmental cooperative societies in various sectors.
According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting was attended by the Director of the Office of Social Affairs and Labor, Majid Al-Ghaili, the province's agricultural sector official, Engineer Ali Al-Qiri, and heads of sectoral associations. The participants reviewed the evaluation results of the societies' activities and work, which were submitted by the Community Initiatives Department and the Office of Social Affairs.
The attendees emphasized the importance of revitalizing the role of cooperative societies, rectifying their conditions, and improving their developmental performance. They highlighted the necessity of adhering to periodic plans and reports, preparing final accounts on time, and identifying and reinforcing success factors to advance developmental work in service of society.
The meeting participants stressed the need to address shortcomings and implement priority tasks, noting that developmental cooperative societies in various sectors and districts represent a strong front in confronting different forms of aggression.
The attendees urged adherence to the evaluation's recommendations regarding financial, administrative, and agricultural activities. They also emphasized the importance of responsiveness, follow-up, and submission of annual reports and final accounts. Additionally, they affirmed the local authority's commitment to supporting these societies by providing opportunities to enhance efficiency, rectify conditions, and improve developmental and social performance.