Hodeida:A training workshop aimed at enhancing the performance of executive offices in Hays and Al-Khawkhah districts in Hodeida province has concluded. The workshop was organized by the local authority and the mobilization committee, in collaboration with the General Administration for Administrative Development Research and Training.
According to Yemen News Agency, the three-day workshop focused on improving the readiness of local personnel, strengthening their management capacities, setting priorities for the current phase, and coordinating efforts to enhance service and development performance. These efforts are part of ongoing initiatives to normalize conditions in the two districts.
Deputy Governor for Services Affairs Mohammed Hulisay emphasized that the workshop was a step towards completing administrative and executive arrangements following the clearing of Hays and Al-Khawkhah. He highlighted the importance of training executive personnel and improving coordination among offices to enhance service efficiency and address urgent priorities.
Hulisay also underscored the need to translate recent victories, described as defeating Saudi forces and their mercenaries, into tangible improvements in services and development. He advocated for activating executive offices and enhancing their performance to better meet citizens' needs and strengthen the presence of state institutions.
Al-Khawkhah district's director, Amjad Al-Omasy, remarked that the workshop equipped executive personnel with practical knowledge and skills to organize work effectively and set priorities aligned with the district's needs. He stressed the importance of coordinating efforts among executive bodies and service offices to translate the workshop's outcomes into programs that address citizens' needs.
Hays District Director Marwan Hulisay noted that the workshop was timely, preparing the district's executive office and personnel for their duties amid a resurgence of service and executive activity. He emphasized the need for continuous coordination among offices and authorities, focusing on service and development priorities to strengthen state institutions' presence.
Both district directors praised the local authority's leadership and support in normalizing conditions in Hays and Al-Khawkhah, enhancing executive office performance, and supporting recovery and development efforts in the districts.
