Sana'a - Saba:
The Supreme Committee for Integration discussed in its meeting on Wednesday under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi the guides, models and training material for sectoral integration committees and field teams tasked with integration.
The committee approved the manuals, guiding models and training material, along with the program of the training workshop for the integration committees, which will start early next week.
The committee reviewed a report on the steps taken to implement the integration process in some of the public service units covered by the integration, specifically in the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Social Affairs and Labor, and the Prime Minister's Office so far.
The report highlighted the most important outputs and results in the first phase and the most prominent issues and difficulties faced by the committees and ways to address them.
The Prime Minister praised the efforts exerted by the members of the Supreme Committee in preparing manuals, guiding models and training material, as well as the integration committees currently operating in the public service units covered by integration.
He urged everyone at various levels to redouble their efforts in carrying out the tasks assigned to them and to work according to the approved timetable for the implementation of integration in all covered units.
The Supreme Committee for Integration discussed in its meeting on Wednesday under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi the guides, models and training material for sectoral integration committees and field teams tasked with integration.
The committee approved the manuals, guiding models and training material, along with the program of the training workshop for the integration committees, which will start early next week.
The committee reviewed a report on the steps taken to implement the integration process in some of the public service units covered by the integration, specifically in the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Social Affairs and Labor, and the Prime Minister's Office so far.
The report highlighted the most important outputs and results in the first phase and the most prominent issues and difficulties faced by the committees and ways to address them.
The Prime Minister praised the efforts exerted by the members of the Supreme Committee in preparing manuals, guiding models and training material, as well as the integration committees currently operating in the public service units covered by integration.
He urged everyone at various levels to redouble their efforts in carrying out the tasks assigned to them and to work according to the approved timetable for the implementation of integration in all covered units.