Reviewing Community Initiative Projects in Jabal Al-Mahwit District
The representative of the Central Emergency Development Interventions Unit in Al-Mahwit Governorate, Eng. Mukhtar Al-Turki, and the Director of Jabal Al-Mahwit District, Khamash Hobeish, paid an inspection visit to the projects of supported community initiatives in the field of roads.
The visit included reviewing the implementation of the projects to pave the road of the centuries at 9.33 million riyals, and the road of the Raydah Beit Shooter health center at 6.892 million riyals.
The Turkish engineer stressed that these initiatives come within the framework of the directives of the Leader of the Revolution to enhance the role of society in development, pointing to the importance of cooperation between official and community bodies to improve services, especially in remote areas.
For his part, the Director of the Directorate praised the support of the Interventions Unit, stressing the need to continue these initiatives to achieve sustainable development that meets citizens' needs.
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