Sana'a: The Minister of Oil and Minerals, Dr. Abdullah Al-Amir, conducted an inspection of the Yemen Oil Company, the General Oil and Gas Corporation, and the Oil and Mineral Investment Company to evaluate the workflow and job discipline following the Eid Al-Fitr holiday.
According to Yemen News Agency, Minister Al-Amir was briefed by several key figures including the Acting Deputy Executive Director of Yemen Oil Company, Ali Al-Dhourani, and the Deputy Executive Directors of Financial and Administrative Affairs, Osama Al-Khatib, and Commercial Affairs, Dr. Rami Hannab. The briefings focused on the performance and operations across various departments and the adherence to official work schedules.
Minister Al-Amir expressed approval of the job discipline demonstrated by the company's leadership and employees. He emphasized that this level of commitment is vital for developing administrative and institutional work, enhancing performance, and improving service delivery to citizens. The Minister highlighted the importance of maintaining job discipline, especially given the country's ongoing challenges due to aggression and blockade.
Furthermore, Minister Al-Amir stressed the need to stay updated with developments in the oil sector and to focus on staff qualifications. He called for a high-paced work ethic to fulfill the tasks needed to advance the oil and mineral sector. The Minister also listened to insights from the deputy executive director, Abdulrahman Al-Akoua, regarding the company's workflow, challenges, and strategic programs.
In his closing remarks, Minister Al-Amir praised the leadership and staff of the company for their dedication to their roles despite facing significant challenges. He noted that their continued performance amidst difficulties is a form of steadfastness and resilience.
