The reform process includes five axes: “restructuring institutions, reforming wages and salaries, reforming employment policy, in addition to capacity building, automation and digital transformation.”

Today, Sunday, displaced employees held a protest in front of the Maashiq Presidential Palace in the interim capital, Aden, to demand the urgent and continuous payment of their salaries, and to denounce the abuses to which they are subjected.

Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak said that the Public Prosecution has begun investigation procedures into the Aden refineries issue, and the irregularities that occurred in a contract worth $180 million over the past nine years, and the large sums of money paid by the government from the value of this contract and its failure to implement it.

Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak launched today, Monday, in the interim capital, Aden, a project to equip 12 community colleges in the Republic of Yemen, funded by the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development, at a cost of more than $57 million.

The Yemeni Council of Ministers announced, on Thursday, the formation of a ministerial committee headed by the Minister of Finance to study the draft economic rescue plan, absorb the comments submitted on it, and resubmit it to the Council within two weeks.

Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, Dr. Rashad Muhammad Al-Alimi, stressed today, Monday, the role of the private sector in supporting the national economy and supporting the government's efforts to curb inflation, maintain service and commodity stability, and improve the position of the national currency.