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Saudi second oil derivatives shipment arrived in Hadhramout

[23/06/2021 01:54]

MUKALLA-SABA
The second Saudi oil derivatives for operating power stations in Hadhramout arrived Wednesday here.

The shipment comes in the framework of the Saudi Program for Yemen's Development and Construction.

Deputy Governor of Hadhramout for Technical Affairs Amin Bazuraiq praised Saudi significant support to Yemen in different fields, mainly humanitarian and development fields, making it clear that this donation will help improving power service.

Meanwhile, the Monitor of Saudi Program in Mahra and Hadhramout Abdullah Basulaiman said the donation comes as support to the government of Yemen, making it clear that the donation costs USD 422 and lasts for a year.