Discussing the plan of the Ministry of Transport and its affiliated bodies for the second phase of the national vision

 

An expanded meeting  , chaired by Minister of Transport Amer Al-Marani, discussed the level of achievement of the ministry’s plan and its affiliated bodies and institutions, for the second phase of the National Vision 2021.

The meeting, which included the team for the service ministries sector at the Presidency of the Republic headed by Sami Jahaf, the head of the General Authority for Regulating Land Transport Affairs, Walid Al-Wadai, the head of the executive unit at the Ministry of Transport, Eng. Nazir Al-Dabai, and the director of Sana’a Airport, Khaled Al-Shayef, reviewed the projects, programs and activities that have been implemented and the projects under implementation included in the ministry’s plan for the second stage.

The meeting touched on priority projects that would develop the transport sector, including the Sana’a Airport runway maintenance project, the Hodeida port berths project, and strategic projects in various transport fields that require concerted efforts to provide the necessary funds for them.

The Minister of Transport stressed the need to develop a mechanism for financing transport sector projects, especially in light of the continued aggression and siege.. He indicated that the ministry and its affiliated bodies and institutions implemented a number of projects included in the national vision, and there are projects that were not implemented due to the lack of funds.

He pointed out the importance of developing appropriate solutions in the light of analyzing the current situation to produce positive results.

Minister Al-Marani explained that there are projects at the ministry and its affiliated bodies and institutions, including a long-term strategy that needs studies, planning and economic feasibility studies, and immediate projects of importance that require implementation according to the available capabilities.

In turn, the head of the special team for service ministries gave a detailed explanation about the observations related to the level of implementation of the Ministry of Transport’s plan for the year 2021, which contributes to addressing the difficulties encountered in implementing the plan, as well as the transfer of important projects that were not implemented to the later stages of the national vision.

While the head of the main executive unit for the transport sector reviewed the difficulties facing the unit and the appropriate solutions to implement the projects included in the national vision according to the directives, instructions and analysis of the current situation..noting that the unit submits its reports on a regular basis to the executive office of the national vision management regarding projects, programs and activities of the Ministry of Transport and other bodies and its affiliated institutions.

In turn, the heads of the sub-units of the authorities regulating land transport, civil aviation and maritime affairs touched on the projects, activities and programs that have been implemented and are under implementation, and the stumbling projects due to the lack of funding.

The meeting was attended by members of the main executive unit of the transport sector and the sub-units of the bodies regulating land transport, civil aviation, meteorology and maritime affairs