Minister of Transport reviews progress on key projects within Return to Life initiative
According to Hakomitna platform, the meeting focused on tracking the progress of several key development projects included in the Return to Life initiative.
Discussions emphasized ongoing work on water infrastructure such as storage tanks and drinking water networks, the Schools of the Future initiative, the completion of maintenance work at several hospitals, the implementation of vital road networks, and the construction of a sports city in the Al-Aziziyah municipality.
Al-Shahoubi highlighted the importance of completing these projects within clear and specific timelines, stressing the need for enhanced coordination among executive entities to ensure better services for citizens and to advance the government's broader developmental objectives for the region. News Tagged: Government of National Unity Return of Life
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