AMRAN June 30. 2024 (Saba) - Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Yemeni General Corporation for Cement Industry and Marketing Yahya Atifa reviewed on Sunday the progress of production work at Amran Cement Factory.
Atifa, accompanied by First undersecretary governor Abdul Aziz Abu Kharfsha, inspected the work conditions at the factory, the level of performance in the production lines, the cement marketing mechanism, the maintenance workshop, and the technical workshops at the factory.
He also inspected the quarries of raw materials affiliated with the factory and the mechanism for extracting the basic materials for the cement industry, represented by limestone, and how they enter the production lines through special machines and equipment.
Atifa listened to an explanation from the technicians and engineers at the factory about the obstacles and difficulties facing the factory and the appropriate solutions and treatments to overcome them.
In the meeting, chaired by Atifa, the performance and work level of all departments and manufacturing formations of the Amran Cement Factory units were discussed.
Atifa stressed the need to benefit from the factory's cadres, expertise and technicians as a fundamental pillar in solving problems and implementing development and modernization plans to achieve the highest levels of quality in production processes and following modern practices and innovation in the cement industry.
He noted the need to develop and modernize technologies and equipment to enhance efficiency and achieve more progress and growth in the cement industry sector in Yemen.
For his part, Abu Kharfsha stressed the importance of cooperation and coordination between the institution, the governorate and the factory management, which would develop and modernize the factory system in general, in order to achieve the goals that serve the country and its local economy.
He noted the role of the institution in supporting the factory and giving it the utmost attention in order to expand its capabilities and efficiency in the production process with its full production capacity of about two million tons annually, which contributes to moving local development.
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Atifa, accompanied by First undersecretary governor Abdul Aziz Abu Kharfsha, inspected the work conditions at the factory, the level of performance in the production lines, the cement marketing mechanism, the maintenance workshop, and the technical workshops at the factory.
He also inspected the quarries of raw materials affiliated with the factory and the mechanism for extracting the basic materials for the cement industry, represented by limestone, and how they enter the production lines through special machines and equipment.
Atifa listened to an explanation from the technicians and engineers at the factory about the obstacles and difficulties facing the factory and the appropriate solutions and treatments to overcome them.
In the meeting, chaired by Atifa, the performance and work level of all departments and manufacturing formations of the Amran Cement Factory units were discussed.
Atifa stressed the need to benefit from the factory's cadres, expertise and technicians as a fundamental pillar in solving problems and implementing development and modernization plans to achieve the highest levels of quality in production processes and following modern practices and innovation in the cement industry.
He noted the need to develop and modernize technologies and equipment to enhance efficiency and achieve more progress and growth in the cement industry sector in Yemen.
For his part, Abu Kharfsha stressed the importance of cooperation and coordination between the institution, the governorate and the factory management, which would develop and modernize the factory system in general, in order to achieve the goals that serve the country and its local economy.
He noted the role of the institution in supporting the factory and giving it the utmost attention in order to expand its capabilities and efficiency in the production process with its full production capacity of about two million tons annually, which contributes to moving local development.
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resource : Saba
