Presidential Executive Council member Faraj Al-Bahsani stressed in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, today the need to authorize the Russian representative to Yemen, Yevgeny Kudrov, to strengthen bilateral relations, in addition to leveraging their capabilities at the local and regional levels.

Hadhramaut Governor Mabkhot Mubarak Bin Madi received Eid Al-Fitr well-wishers this morning in Mukalla. The well-wishers included ministers, undersecretaries, directors-general of ministry offices, military and security leaders, social and political figures, sheikhs, dignitaries, and a crowd of citizens.

On Thursday, the General Authority of Civil Aviation and Meteorology in the capital, Aden, granted an air carrier operating certificate to Hadhramout Airlines, a subsidiary of the Al-Busairi Group and owned by businessman Sheikh Abdullah Al-Busairi.

Hadhramaut Governor Hassan Salem Al-Jilani launched today in Mukalla a humanitarian relief campaign provided by the sisterly Sultanate of Oman for the most needy families in Hadhramaut Governorate. The campaign, "Food Aid Distribution Program for the People of the Hadhramaut Coast," is provided by the Oman Charitable Organization in cooperation with the Islamic Cultural and Social Charitable Society in Mukalla.

The Governor of Hadhramaut Governorate and Chairman of the Fund's Board of Directors, Mr. Mabkhot Mubarak Bin Madi, approved the disbursement of Ramadan bonuses to all workers and members of the Hadhramaut Coast Cleaning and Improvement Fund.

A meeting held today in Mukalla discussed the governorate's supply situation, the status of projects and public markets, arrangements for the end of the holy month of Ramadan, and preparations for Eid al-fitr.

Ramadan evening blended the spirit of brotherhood with the aroma of authentic Yemeni coffee at UNTEN University in Malaysia. Sponsored by our embassy in Kuala Lumpur, the event was organized by the community, the Student Union, and the Yemeni Refugee Association in Malaysia, with the support of businessmen. More than 2,000 members of the Yemeni community in Malaysia attended the event in the UNTEN Hall.

The city of Mukalla was adorned with the splendor of modern solar lighting that decorated the pillars of its main streets in the context of the Hadhramaut local authority's plan to light up the capital of the governorate, Mukalla, with environmentally friendly solar energy, and as part of the efforts to respond to overcoming the challenges associated with power outages and the high costs of traditional energy, and to benefit from traditional energy to serve citizens, in addition to seeking to reduce carbon emissions.

A meeting held today in Mukalla discussed efforts to stabilize the supply of domestic gas throughout the governorate, coast and valley.