Parliament Speaker chairs meeting of heads of standing committees , justice & economy ministers
Sana'a - Saba:
The Parliament Speaker, Yahya Ali Al-Ra'i, chaired this evening a joint meeting that included the heads of the permanent committees of the House and the government side represented by the Ministers of Justice and Human Rights, Judge Mujahid Abdullah, and Economy, Industry and Investment, Engineer Moeen Al-Mahakri, and a number of specialists in the relevant authorities.
The meeting continued to discuss the general issues that the Speaker and members of the Council emphasized in their remarks addressed to the President and members of the Government of Change and Construction during today's session, which require work to find the necessary solutions and remedies for them.
At the meeting, the Economy and Industry Minister emphasized the government's keenness to facilitate, solve and address many issues, including the payment of salaries. He explained that the issue of disbursing the salaries of members of the traffic agency has been resolved.
For his part, the Minister of Justice and Human Rights emphasized that efforts are being made to overcome difficulties and solve many of the issues that hinder the work of the justice system, including the shortage of judicial staff. He pointed out that the graduation of new batches of judges will contribute to solving some of the issues related to the backlog of cases in the courts.
The meeting approved the formation of a special committee, headed by Deputy Speaker Abdulrahman Al-Jami, to continue discussing the remaining topics and issues with the government side during the holy month of Ramadan.
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