The Prime Minister inspects the Ministry of Electricity and Mansoura Station, urging for expedited reforms and improved service efficiency.

Prime Minister Inspects Electricity Ministry and Al-Mansoura Power Station

Prime Minister Dr. Sha’ib Mohsen Al-Zandani visited the Ministry of Electricity and Energy in the temporary capital, Aden, today. He reviewed the progress of work and assessed the implementation of tasks and programs aimed at developing the sector. The Prime Minister focused on the efforts to address the challenges facing the electrical system with sustainable solutions.

Meeting with Ministry Leadership

During a meeting with the ministry’s leadership, led by Minister of Electricity and Energy Engineer Adnan Al-Kaf, the Prime Minister listened to an overview of the work plans and priorities for the current phase. He also discussed the main technical, administrative, and financial difficulties, as well as the necessary requirements to enhance performance.

Commitment to Improving Electricity Services

Al-Zandani emphasized that improving electricity services ranks as a top priority in the government’s agenda. He stressed the need to address this issue through a comprehensive institutional approach that goes beyond temporary solutions. The goal is to enhance the efficiency of the electrical system and improve the services provided to citizens.

Government’s Focus on the Electricity Sector

The Prime Minister noted that the government gives exceptional attention to the electricity sector due to its direct link to economic, service, and living conditions. He highlighted the importance of having clear executive plans, measurable performance indicators, and accountability for achievements.

Field Visit to Al-Mansoura Power Station

Al-Zandani conducted a field visit to the Al-Mansoura Power Station, where he assessed its generation capacity and operational needs. He directed that priority be given to the maintenance, rehabilitation, and development of generation and conversion stations, as well as transmission and distribution networks. He also called for addressing technical bottlenecks and enhancing operational readiness.

Financial Support for Maintenance and Development

The Prime Minister confirmed that the government has allocated the necessary financial resources for the maintenance and development of generation stations. He stressed the urgent need for implementation to increase generation capacity and contribute to service stability.

Appreciation for Saudi Support

Al-Zandani praised the support provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen, which aims to stabilize the electricity sector. He expressed confidence that government reforms will lead to fundamental and sustainable solutions for the electricity crisis, improving production, distribution, collection efficiency, and expanding renewable energy projects.

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