The Minister of Water and Environment discusses the status of sewage projects in Sayoun and Tarim.

Minister Discusses Sanitation Projects in Sayoun and Tarim

In a recent meeting held in the temporary capital of Aden, Minister of Water and Environment Tawfiq Al-Sharjabi addressed the status of sanitation projects in the cities of Sayoun and Tarim, located in Hadhramaut Governorate. The discussion focused on the implementation levels of these projects, the ongoing purification processes, and the obstacles hindering their completion.

Meeting Overview

The meeting included representatives from the Local Water and Sanitation Corporation of the Wadi and Desert of Hadhramaut, project consultants, contractors, and members of the ministerial committee responsible for overseeing the purification efforts. Participants reviewed the remaining technical, administrative, and financial procedures, as well as the challenges that impede the completion of the purification processes. They also outlined the tasks and actions required in the upcoming period.

Urgent Call for Completion

Minister Al-Sharjabi emphasized the need to finalize the purification work by the end of September. He called for a clear technical and procedural roadmap to ensure the completion of remaining tasks within the specified timeframe. He highlighted the significance of the sanitation projects in Sayoun and Tarim, noting their priority for public service and environmental health. Al-Sharjabi stressed the importance of addressing the causes of delays and completing the purification processes to facilitate the resumption and completion of the projects.

Ongoing Commitment to Infrastructure

The Minister assured attendees that the ministry would continue to monitor stalled projects and coordinate with relevant authorities to find suitable solutions. This commitment aims to enhance infrastructure development and improve sanitation services for citizens.

The article originally appeared on Yemen TV.

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