Governor Al-Khanbashi Reviews Engineering and Educational Developments in Hadhramaut

Governor Al-Khanbashi Evaluates Engineering Administration

MUKALLA, Hadhramaut – During a recent visit to Mukalla, Governor Salm Ahmed Al-Khanbashi assessed the performance of the General Engineering and Technical Administration in Hadhramaut. He praised the efforts aimed at enhancing radio broadcasting services and recognized the significant role of the Yemeni Engineers Syndicate in supporting engineering professionals and promoting their contributions to development and reconstruction.

Enhancing Broadcasting Stations and Technical Support

In a meeting with Engineer Said Mohammed Al-Haik, the Director General of the Engineering and Technical Administration, Al-Khanbashi reviewed the current state of the administration and its development plans. Key initiatives outlined during the meeting include:

• Maintenance and rehabilitation of radio broadcasting stations in Mukalla, Faw, and Al-Jabal.
• Improvement of radio coverage in both eastern and western regions.
• Ensuring the stability and continuity of radio broadcasts.

Engineer Al-Haik presented a draft of the book titled “General Engineering and Technical Administration: Boundless Contributions,” documenting the administration’s journey and the dedicated efforts of its staff. In response, the governor directed the approval of:

• A specialized technical training course to enhance the skills of technicians and operators.
• A four-wheel drive vehicle to facilitate access to broadcasting stations in remote mountainous areas.

Acknowledgment of the Engineers Syndicate’s Role

In a subsequent meeting with Engineer Omar Mabrouk, the President of the Yemeni Engineers Syndicate in Hadhramaut, Al-Khanbashi was briefed on the syndicate’s professional and scientific programs. The syndicate plays a vital role in:

• Organizing qualification courses for engineers.
• Advocating for the rights of engineering professionals.
• Supporting developmental and engineering projects throughout the province.

Al-Khanbashi emphasized the significance of engineers in construction, development, and reconstruction, noting that Hadhramaut possesses skilled engineers capable of executing essential projects based on modern scientific principles. In recognition of his support for engineering professionals, the syndicate honored the governor with a commemorative shield.

Support for Imam Al-Shafi’i University

Additionally, Al-Khanbashi commended the academic and educational contributions of Imam Al-Shafi’i University, highlighting its role in promoting moderation and training scientific and religious personnel. This acknowledgment came during a meeting with the university’s Vice President, Dr. Salim Al-Hadar. They discussed:

• The progress of the educational and academic processes.
• Programs aimed at qualifying students from Yemen and other Arab and Islamic countries.
• Efforts to develop faculties and specializations, particularly in Sharia, Islamic Studies, Arabic Language, and Business Administration.

Dr. Al-Hadar presented the university’s expansion and development projects, as well as its contributions to local and international scientific communities, including the graduation of students from Yemen and abroad. He expressed gratitude to the governor, stating that this support motivates the university to continue its mission in serving religious and academic education.

This article highlights ongoing efforts in Hadhramaut to enhance both engineering services and educational institutions, showcasing the commitment of local leaders to development and progress.