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Saba Yemen
28-04-2025
- Business
- Saba Yemen
Amran Executive Office reviews performance of industry, transport sectors
Amran - Saba: A meeting of the Executive Office in Amran province on Monday, chaired by province undersecretary Abdulaziz Abu Kharfsha, reviewed reports from the Industry Office and the Transport Authority Branch, focusing on their service and development activities. The Industry and Investment Report highlighted the importance of ensuring supply stability, market oversight, and meeting basic community needs. It stressed the necessity of providing essential goods, combating commercial fraud, and enhancing oversight mechanisms to maintain commodity stability and quality. The Land Transport Authority Branch report pointed to the need for improvements in both heavy transport, particularly for cement distribution, and light transport within Amran city and between neighboring areas. During the meeting, Undersecretary Abu Kharfsha emphasized the Industry Office's crucial role in achieving commodity and price stability and combating manipulation. He also stressed the importance of government agencies monitoring summer courses to ensure quality education and awareness-raising for the youth. Furthermore, he highlighted the significance of commemoration activities at all levels and called for active participation. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Saba Yemen
05-04-2025
- General
- Saba Yemen
Inspection of secondary school exams in Amran
Amran - Saba: Today, the Governor of Amran, Dr. Faisal Ja'man, inspected the progress of the 1446 AH (1446 AH) high school exams, both science and literature sections, at several testing centers in the city of Amran and Jabal Yazid District, including the Martyrs of Education Complex, Al-Hussein Educational Complex, Aisha Educational Complex, May 22 Complex, and Al-Khansa School. The tour was attended by the First Deputy Governor of Amran, Abdulaziz Abu Kharfsha, the Deputy Governor of the Training and Qualification Sector at the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research, Muhammad Ghallab, and the Deputy Governor, Hassan Al-Ashqas. They praised the efforts of the education sector in maintaining the continuity of the educational process despite the current challenges. They emphasized that the continuation of the educational process and the organization of exams under difficult circumstances represents a message of steadfastness in the face of aggression and its attempts to disrupt the education sector. They called for concerted efforts to ensure the success of the exams and provide a suitable environment for students. For his part, the head of the governorate's examination subcommittee, Zaid Rattas, explained that the number of students applying for the secondary school certificate exams reached 11,500, distributed across 84 centers. He added that the exams are proceeding according to the general plan using the electronic marking system and in accordance with instructions issued by the Ministry of Education. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)
Saba Yemen
23-02-2025
- Business
- Saba Yemen
Amran gas supply inspected ahead of Ramadan
Amran - Saba: The Yemeni Gas Company conducted on Thursday a field visit to gas filling stations in Amran province, assessing the gas supply situation and its stability in preparation for Ramadan. First Underseccary Abdulaziz Abu Kharfsha, along with gas company and local directorate officials, inspected gas sales processes and the adherence of stations and pumps to providing citizens' needs at official prices around the clock. Abu Kharfsha emphasized the importance of ensuring compliance with technical standards, approved weights, and safety requirements. He stressed that legal measures would be taken against any violations, ensuring citizens' access to gas in a safe and efficient manner. He stated that the inspection campaign reflects the commitment of the local authority, Ministry of Oil and Minerals, and the gas company to secure gas supplies, particularly during Ramadan, and maintain supply stability across the province. Abu Kharfsha contrasted the stable gas supply in Amran with the crisis in occupied provinces, attributing the latter to corruption and gas smuggling by mercenaries. Head of the company's field inspection team Wael Jawah explained that the inspection aligns with company plans and directives from the Ministry of Oil and Minerals to ensure adequate gas supply. The inspection process includes verifying weights, legal cylinder filling, and safety systems at gas pumps, protecting citizens' lives and property, and taking legal action against violators. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
