The efforts were characterized by effective coordination and remarkable dedication in restoring life to ten vital sites by reopening damaged roads in the governorates of Abyan and Shabwa. This reflects the efforts of the Road Maintenance Fund and its positive impact on local and economic development, which will contribute to improving the movement of trade and transportation and strengthening social ties. This work reflects an investment. By improving infrastructure and promoting stability and sustainable development.

After heavy rain fell on various areas in a number of governorates, including Abyan Governorate, in which torrential torrential rains closed several roads, Engineer Moeen Muhammad Al-Mas, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Roads and Bridges Maintenance Fund, main center - the capital, Aden, moved to go to the work sites to supervise and inspect. Directing the work of removing flood waste from the affected sites.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors and his accompanying team were received upon their arrival at the works sites by Engineer Khaled Al-Humayqani, Director General of the Public Works and Roads Office in Abyan Governorate, and Engineer Muhammad Saleh Al-Wahishi, Director of Abyan Projects at the Roads and Bridges Maintenance Fund, who provided a comprehensive explanation to Engineer Al-Mas about the progress of the ongoing work there. He stressed that the bulldozers are carrying out lifting work and removing any obstacles that stand in the way of traffic on the line.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors personally supervised the progress of operations there, participating with the working teams of the implementing agency - which is carrying out the work with funding from the Road Maintenance Fund and under the directives of the Ministry of Public Works and Roads - raising and removing waste and opening the road to the movement of cars, and being informed of the movement of bulldozing machinery and equipment in Removing and lifting clay materials and stones that hinder the movement of passengers on the line.

Almas praised the efforts made by the technical teams of the implementing agency in the work of removing flood debris and opening traffic to citizens and their vehicles. He stressed the redoubling of efforts in order to end the suffering of citizens and travelers.

In turn, Engineer Khaled Al-Humayqani, Director General of the Public Works and Roads Office in Abyan Governorate, thanked the efforts made by the Roads and Bridges Maintenance Fund, represented by Engineer Moeen Muhammad Al-Mas, Chairman of the Board of Directors, in the work of removing flood debris since the first moment the road was cut off.

Al-Humayqani said that the direct supervision by engineer Moeen Al-Mas of the work in opening roads on the line extending from Zanzibar to Shaqra and from Ahwar to Balhaf indicates the spirit of responsibility enjoyed by the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

The efforts currently underway, in full swing, target the work of removing muddy waste and stones caused by the floods from the arterial road passing through the Wadi Hassan area, while the teams working in Shabwa are working to open 3 sites on the Jala’ah Balhaf and Hura Al-Nashima coastal roads in Shabwa. Thus, the work It includes removing flood damage in 9 locations, starting from Zanzibar Shaqra and ending with the Ahwar Balhaf coastal line in Shabwa Governorate.

He was accompanied during the visit by Engineer Muhammad Hassan Hussein, Director General of Axial Weight Stations, Mr. Waed Abdul Malik, Director General of Planning and Information Systems, Engineer Ramin Muhammad Abdul Aziz, Director of Supervision and Follow-up Department at the Fund, and Engineer Abbas Saleh Ahmed, Director General of Emergency Maintenance at the Maintenance Fund.

Issued by: Media Unit of the Road and Bridge Maintenance Fund, Main Center - Aden, the capital.