The Governor of Hadhramaut, Mr. Mabkhout Mubarak bin Madi, confirmed that the local authority in the governorate works as a single work team and that they would spare no effort in providing the services available to citizens in various fields and improving the reality of services in the governorate despite the difficult economic conditions that the country is experiencing.

The governor said in his intervention today on the “Live Broadcast” program on Radio Al-Mukalla, prepared and presented by our colleague (Ali Baqi), that the second phase of the Khor Al-Mukalla project will bring about a qualitative shift that will add beauty to the city, and that the project does not come at the expense of other projects related to electricity as well. Some people think, pointing out that a strategic plan for electricity had previously been adopted and announced since His Excellency the Governor assumed the duties of the local authority, but it collided with circumstances that forced the local authority to stop, the most important of which was the cessation of oil exports, stressing that the problem of electricity will always and forever remain one of the priorities of the local authority’s tasks, which is It requires very high sums to provide generators, fuel, derivatives, and improve networks. In view of this, the local authority is making every effort to follow up on improving the service, but it will also not stand as a stumbling block or obstacle to the implementation of other important projects. The city has the right to take its share of development projects, whether it is the Al-Mihdhar Corniche. Or repairing the Corniche break, or rehabilitating the first phase of the creek, or other projects, events, and cultural, literary, and tourism activities.

During his intervention in response to the inquiries of some citizens, the Governor of Hadhramaut reiterated that the project of the second phase of Khor Al-Mukalla has no relation to any other development project in the governorate and does not come at the expense of improving electricity services, and that the local authority is proceeding according to a plan whose priority is Paying attention to electricity and services, as well as implementing development projects that benefit citizens and support the development process, tourism and city development.