A Focus on Enhancing Maritime Operations
Today, Minister of Transport Mohsen Al-Omari chaired a significant meeting of the Board of Directors of the General Authority for Maritime Affairs in Aden, the temporary capital of Yemen. The meeting aimed to discuss the current status of the authority, its needs, and strategies to enhance its performance across various maritime sectors.
Emphasizing Responsibility and Change
During the meeting, Minister Al-Omari stressed the importance of the board’s active and responsible role. He urged members to contribute to a transformative shift in the authority’s operations, correcting its course and achieving the necessary changes.
Restoring Normalcy and Functionality
Al-Omari outlined the essential tasks and responsibilities assigned to the General Authority for Maritime Affairs. He highlighted the need to restore the authority’s normal functioning, enabling it to fulfill its duties as a vital component of the Ministry of Transport’s maritime sector.
Addressing Environmental and Security Challenges
The minister pointed out the various challenges facing Yemen’s territorial waters, particularly environmental pollution and illegal activities. He emphasized the need for enhanced oversight, adherence to legal mandates, and improved coordination among relevant agencies.
Commitment to Support and Development
Al-Omari assured that the Ministry of Transport would support the authority’s efforts within available resources. This support aims to empower the authority in safeguarding the country’s maritime interests.
Government’s Serious Approach to Reform
The minister acknowledged the significant burdens and legacies from previous stages, affirming the government’s serious commitment to addressing these issues. He called on the authority’s leadership and board members to take responsibility for improving maritime operations and enhancing the authority’s efficiency.
Collaboration as a Key to Success
Fahim Saif, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Authority for Maritime Affairs, emphasized that the board serves as a crucial foundation for supporting the authority and guiding its strategic direction. He noted that the success of their work relies on the collaboration between board members, executive management, and all personnel within the authority.
This meeting marks a pivotal step towards revitalizing Yemen’s maritime sector, ensuring that the General Authority for Maritime Affairs can effectively protect and promote the country’s maritime interests.
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