The Prime Minister directs the allocation of a land plan for the families of martyrs in Taiz Governorate as a first stage

On Thursday, Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak directed the allocation of a land plan for the families of martyrs in Taiz Governorate as a first stage.

This came during his meeting in the temporary capital, Aden, with representatives of the wounded and families of the martyrs of Taiz, in the presence of the Governor of Taiz, Nabil Shamsan, and the Taiz Axis War Staff, Major General Abdulaziz Al-Majidi, according to the Yemeni news agency “Saba.”

The Prime Minister was informed of the conditions of the wounded and the existing problems regarding treatment, care and promotions, and in this regard he directed a number of urgent measures to resolve a number of issues.

He stressed the government's commitment to treating the wounded and caring for the families of the martyrs, as a national and moral responsibility and duty towards them, and in fulfillment and appreciation for their sacrifices, which will not be in vain and will remain a source of pride and pride for all the people of the country.

In the meeting, Bin Mubarak, head of the Land and Urban Planning Authority, directed the allocation of a land plan for the families of the martyrs in Taiz as a first stage, stressing the government’s keenness to review the spending allocated to the wounded and the families of the martyrs in the liberated governorates and to ensure that support reaches the beneficiaries according to transparent mechanisms.

He stressed that the state and the government will not deny its wounded and will not forget the families of its martyrs who carried their heads on their hands as they defended the homeland against the priestly and racist Houthi coup project that wreaked havoc, corruption, killing, and abuse of citizens in the country.

The meeting, with the participation of the Minister of Public Health and Population, Dr. Qasim Bahibah, and the Director of the Prime Minister’s Office, Engineer Anis Baharitha, took a number of measures to develop the performance of military and government hospitals to treat the wounded, and address the conditions of those in need of treatment abroad, according to the agency.