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PM lays foundation stone for service projects in al-Mahrah

[20/09/2017 03:27]

AL-GHEIDHA-SABA
Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr laid the foundation stones for a number of projects in the southeastern province of al-Mahrah on Wednesday.

He laid the foundation stone for the following projects; a rehab of the internal streets of the provincial capital, al-Gheidha, at an approximate cost of YR 915 million; construction of a new 340 km long road linking al-Gheidha to Tareem district of Hadhramout at an approximate cost of USD 50 million; a 22 km water pipe from Foori area to al-Gheidha at an approx. cost of YR 300 million.