Sa'ada - Saba:
The Automated Issuance Center for Traffic Services was inaugurated on Thursday in Dhahyan City, Sa'ada province by Brig. Gen. Dr. Bakil al-Barashi, Director General of Traffic Police, and Brig. Gen. Tariq al-Karbi, Director of Security for Sa'ada province.
During the opening, both officials, along with local security leaders, assessed the center's facilities and the mechanisms in place to streamline traffic service procedures for citizens.
Dr. al-Barashi emphasized that the center's establishment reflects the directives of the revolutionary leadership and the Ministry of Interior, aiming to simplify access to traffic services across various governorates. He highlighted the initiative's goal of easing the burden on citizens who previously had to travel to governorate centers for traffic documentation.
He expressed hope for further achievements in service delivery, performance enhancement, and efficient processing of citizens' transactions.
The Province Security Director praised the center's capabilities and its role in providing essential services to residents of the district and surrounding areas. He also noted the Traffic Police's efforts to improve road safety and facilitate citizen services.
The inauguration was attended by key figures, including Dr. Wael al-Omari, Advisor to the Director General; Colonel Majed Salman, Director of Financial Affairs at the General Traffic Department; Colonel Osama al-Madani, Director of Sa'ada Traffic; and several other leaders from the Sa'ada Traffic Police.
The Automated Issuance Center for Traffic Services was inaugurated on Thursday in Dhahyan City, Sa'ada province by Brig. Gen. Dr. Bakil al-Barashi, Director General of Traffic Police, and Brig. Gen. Tariq al-Karbi, Director of Security for Sa'ada province.
During the opening, both officials, along with local security leaders, assessed the center's facilities and the mechanisms in place to streamline traffic service procedures for citizens.
Dr. al-Barashi emphasized that the center's establishment reflects the directives of the revolutionary leadership and the Ministry of Interior, aiming to simplify access to traffic services across various governorates. He highlighted the initiative's goal of easing the burden on citizens who previously had to travel to governorate centers for traffic documentation.
He expressed hope for further achievements in service delivery, performance enhancement, and efficient processing of citizens' transactions.
The Province Security Director praised the center's capabilities and its role in providing essential services to residents of the district and surrounding areas. He also noted the Traffic Police's efforts to improve road safety and facilitate citizen services.
The inauguration was attended by key figures, including Dr. Wael al-Omari, Advisor to the Director General; Colonel Majed Salman, Director of Financial Affairs at the General Traffic Department; Colonel Osama al-Madani, Director of Sa'ada Traffic; and several other leaders from the Sa'ada Traffic Police.
