Sana'a-Saba:
Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Samir Bajaala met today with Deputy Minister of Health and Environment Dr. Nasher Al-Qaoud to discuss the final preparations for the opening of Al-Ihsan Hospital in Sana'a City. This hospital is designed to serve individuals with disabilities, as well as those who are poor and in need.
In the meeting, which was attended by Deputy Director of Medical Services Dr. Zakaria Al-Hamas, Minister Bajaala and Deputy Minister of Health Al-Qaoud stressed the importance of continuing coordination and work to complete the hospital, which represents a service and qualitative leap and a turning point in social and health work.
In addition, the Minister of Social Affairs and Labor discussed with the leaders of the Executive Office of the Yemeni Workers Union, headed by Ali Bamhaison and the Secretary-General of the Union, Abdul Karim Al-Azma, the conditions of workers, and the joint role between the ministry and the union to advance the reality of business and the preparation of a memorandum of understanding on common issues.
The minister emphasized the protection of all workers' legal rights in various institutions, government departments, and the private sector.
He pointed out that homelands are not built without the hands of workers, as they are the real lever of the Renaissance, which necessitates preserving their rights giving them positive excellence, and motivating them to continue serving the country.
In addition, the Minister of Social Affairs and Labor discussed with the leaders of the Executive Office of the Yemeni Workers Union, headed by Ali Bamhaison and the Secretary-General of the Union, Abdul Karim Al-Azma, the conditions of workers, and the joint role between the ministry and the union to advance the reality of business and the preparation of a memorandum of understanding on common issues.
The minister emphasized the protection of all workers' legal rights in various institutions, government departments, and the private sector.
He pointed out that homelands are not built without the hands of workers, as they are the real lever of the Renaissance, which necessitates preserving their rights giving them positive excellence, and motivating them to continue serving the country.
