Sana'a: The Shura council chairman, Mohammed Hussein Al-Aidaroos, stressed Tuesday the importance of professional discipline among the staff of the General Secretariat of the Council, emphasizing the need for a sense of responsibility and adherence to official working hours, starting from the first day of work following the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
According to Yemen News Agency, this statement was made during a meeting that included a number of Council members, the Secretary-General of the Council, Ali Abdul-Mughni, the representative of the Ministry of Civil Service and Administrative Development, Mu'in Ma'rif, and Council staff. Al-Aidaroos praised the role of soldiers and security personnel stationed at their posts, noting their efforts in defending national sovereignty.
He highlighted that the successes in the military and security sectors are directly linked to the steadfastness and sacrifices made by these personnel on the front lines. The Shura council chairman also commended the Islamic Republic of Iran's stance in confronting aggression, suggesting that their resilience is a model for upholding sovereignty.
Al-Aidaroos urged council staff to improve their performance, stressing the preparation of evaluation reports for the year 1447 AH and the importance of committee plans for the year 1448 AH being informed by recent developments. He emphasized benefiting from guidelines in lectures by the Leader of the Revolution during Ramadan to enhance the council's contribution to change and development.
The meeting concluded with a lecture by the Director General of Sana'a International Airport, Khaled Al-Shaif, on the effects of aggression on the airport. He detailed the efforts made to resume operations, highlighting that the airport is now fully operational due to directives from the leader of the revolution.