The Minister of Oil and Minerals, Dr. Mohammed Bamqae, and the Minister of Finance, Marwan Bin Ghanem, inspected the operations at Safer Exploration and Production Company, the Yemeni Gas Company, and the branch of the Yemeni Oil Company in Marib Governorate. They assessed the performance levels and challenges facing these vital institutions.
The ministers held separate meetings with the leadership and staff of the companies. These discussions focused on the level of achievements, existing difficulties, and the necessary resources to enhance performance and operational efficiency. The goal is to restore the role of these institutions in supporting the national economy and stabilizing the local market for oil and gas derivatives.
The ministers, accompanied by the Director of the Oil and Minerals Office in Marib, Hussein Al-Abab, listened to briefings from the Executive Director of Safer, Engineer Salem Kaaiti, and the Executive Director of the Yemeni Gas Company, Engineer Mohsen Bin Waheit. They provided updates on the workflow, performance levels, and efforts to meet local market needs and support state resources.
The ministers praised the efforts of the administrative leadership, technical staff, and workers in both companies for maintaining operations and overcoming challenges. They emphasized the importance of leveraging national expertise to improve performance and enhance services for citizens.
Bamqae and Bin Ghanem reaffirmed the government’s commitment to supporting national companies. They aim to empower these companies to implement their development plans, which will enhance their contributions to the national economy and ensure the availability of oil and gas derivatives to citizens at official prices.
In a related context, the Minister of Oil and Minerals inspected the operations at the branch of the Yemeni Oil Company in Marib. He chaired a meeting with the branch leadership and employees to review performance levels and the main needs and challenges facing their work.
The minister heard from the General Director of the branch, Engineer Ali Bin Jalal, as well as department managers and section heads, who explained the efforts made to improve services and meet local market needs for oil derivatives.
The minister commended the branch leadership and staff for continuing their duties despite the increasing burdens caused by waves of displacement and population growth in the governorate. He praised the measures taken to organize the distribution of oil derivatives, enhance market oversight, and reduce illegal practices. These efforts ensure that fuel reaches citizens and contribute to stabilizing supply in the governorate.
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