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Sultan al-Arada, Vice President of the Presidential Leadership Council, presided over a meeting on Thursday with senior officials from the Ministry of Interior to discuss the performance of various service sectors, exploring strategies to enhance their operations in the liberated governorates.
The meeting was attended by key officials, including the Undersecretary of the Interior Ministry, Major General Mohammed Salem Aboud; Deputy Minister for Civil Service Affairs, Major General Abdul Majeed al-Amri; Director General of the Civil Status and Civil Registry Authority, Major General Mohammed Baharoon; and Marib Police Chief, Major General Yahya Humaid.
During the meeting, Al-Arada was briefed on the outcomes of field visits and comprehensive reports detailing the performance of different service sectors in Marib and other liberated areas.
Al-Arada praised the ministry's leadership for their efforts to enhance performance, develop the workforce, and improve service quality across sectors. He underscored the importance of intensifying these efforts, reinforcing coordination across all sectors and branches, and regularly assessing achievements to address any challenges.
The officials expressed their appreciation to the head and members of the Presidential Leadership Council for their ongoing support in addressing the ministry’s financial, administrative, and technical needs. They also acknowledged the council’s consistent follow-up on the progress of security and service sectors, highlighting the shared commitment to advancing and improving their performance.