Yemeni Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak issued a decision today to cancel all contracts for the rented electrical power plants in Aden Governorate, and supporters described as "historical and brave" to confront a file as long as one of the most prominent financial corruptions since 2012, however The decision at the same time raised questions about its mechanisms and consequences, especially with the approaching summer and high demand for electricity.  

The decision, which was obtained by "Scope 24 News", stipulated a copy of it, to end the contracts of stations operating in diesel fuel in the locations (Mansoura, Al -Malah, Al -Sira, Khormakser, Air Defense), and delivery of equipment free, based on official reports confirming "drainage These contracts for billions of dollars without actual return on the citizen, "according to the Prime Minister's statement.  

It was stated in the merits of the decision that these stations "burdened the state with huge financial obligations in exchange for unproductive energy," noting a transformation towards the operation of a partial "Petletic" station and the solar power station.  

Commenting on the decision, journalist Yasser Al -Yafii praised the decision through communication platforms, describing it as "the bold step in which those who preceded bin Mubarak failed," calling for "his support despite the challenges." While journalist Fathi bin Lazrak stressed that "these stations were a denial of corruption, and the decision is the beginning of reform."  

Diesel stations contracts date back to 2012, when the government concluded it with private companies as a temporary solution to the electricity crisis, but over time it turned into a "corruption empire" according to the reports of the Supervisory Bureau, where money was transferred by billions of dollars without controls, amid charges of officials of collusion with Stations owners.