Sana'a:An expanded meeting took place in the Shu'ub district of the Capital Sana'a, led by Hamoud Al-Naqib, the Head of the Local Council's Social Affairs Committee. The meeting focused on evaluating service provision, development indicators, and the district's needs regarding service and development projects.
According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting reviewed the district's development priorities and its plan for 1448 AH, which includes 30 projects in the education sector, 12 in the health sector, and 26 projects related to renovations, maintenance, street paving, and improvements to traffic medians and public parks. Additionally, the plan outlines the procurement of dump trucks, construction of a district administrative complex, and implementation of water supply and sewage network projects.
Local Council members were tasked with submitting lists of essential project needs from their constituencies within the next week to identify urgent projects. They also decided to request emergency funding from the Capital Secretariat leadership and prepare a sanitation and cleanup campaign plan for the district's neighborhoods.
Al-Naqib emphasized the importance of the local council members and executive bodies in fulfilling their responsibilities to serve citizens and overcome obstacles in implementing tasks and projects. The meeting highlighted the need to unify efforts and strengthen the role of local councils and community initiatives as key elements of local development.
Meanwhile, Al-Juboub noted that the current priorities focus on implementing urgent service projects that directly impact citizens' lives, executing development plans, and overcoming challenges resulting from the ongoing aggression and blockade.
