PM discusses with Hadramout governor violations of Saudi-Emirati coalition

SANAA, Sept. 24 (YPA) – Prime Minister, Ahmed Al-Rahwi, met on Tuesday with Sanaa-appointed Hadramout governor, Luqman Baras, to discuss the latest developments in the province and the blatant violations of the Saudi-Emirati coalition the rest of the southern provinces.

In the meeting, the governor Baras affirmed that the deterioration of the living conditions of the people of the province and the security chaos have reached catastrophic levels as a result of the policy of starvation and humiliation of the Saudi-Emirati coalition and its agents.

Baras explained that new American-British-Saudi ambitions in the oil, mineral-rich province continue.

The governor indicated to the rejection of the people of the province the continuation of the occupation and the appalling deterioration of various aspects of their living conditions.

For his part, the head of the Sanaa government hailed the free people in Hadramout and all the provinces who oppose the coalition, its oppressive approach and its malicious plan that aims to humiliate the general public and tamper with the components of their livelihood, security and stability.

Al-Rahwi pointed out that the lack of basic services, the deterioration of the living conditions and the security chaos that prevails in all the province and occupied areas are a natural result of the policies of the occupier and the practices of its agents.

He directed the governor to enhance the level of his communication with the people of the province and to identify their needs, especially service needs, and to raise them for review and taking the necessary measures to provide services to all citizens in the provinces.

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