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Planning and International Cooperation Minister reviews operations at Yemen’s TeleYemen.

Yemen's Acting Communications Minister Reviews TeleYemen's Operations

Aden’s Progress: A Closer Look at TeleYemen

In a significant visit to the temporary capital, Aden, Dr. Waed Bazeeb, Yemen’s Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, who is also acting as the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, conducted a thorough review of the operations at TeleYemen, the country’s international telecommunications company. This visit underscores the government’s focus on enhancing the telecommunications sector, a crucial pillar for economic and social development.

Engagement and Encouragement for Improvement

During his visit, Dr. Bazeeb engaged with the management team of TeleYemen, receiving detailed briefings on the current workflow, the efforts underway to upgrade and enhance service levels for citizens and various entities, and the strategies for performance improvement. He emphasized the importance of diversifying income sources and elevating overall performance to ensure the company’s sustainable growth and contribution to the national economy.

Praise for Achievements and Future Directions

The acting Minister expressed his admiration for the achievements aimed at improving performance within the company. He reaffirmed the government and the ministry’s commitment to supporting TeleYemen’s role in fulfilling its responsibilities. Dr. Bazeeb highlighted the importance of completing financial documents, accounting books, and contractual supplies for its activities with other companies. He also stressed the significance of creating new revenue streams to aid in the company’s revenue growth.

This visit not only acknowledges the ongoing efforts to enhance the telecommunications infrastructure in Yemen but also sets a clear expectation for TeleYemen to continue its development trajectory. The government’s support for TeleYemen is a testament to the pivotal role telecommunications play in Yemen’s broader socio-economic landscape, aiming for a future where connectivity contributes significantly to the nation’s prosperity.

This initiative by the acting Minister of Communications and Information Technology reflects a proactive approach to addressing the challenges and opportunities within Yemen’s telecommunications sector, highlighting the government’s dedication to leveraging technology for national development.

 

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