Finance Minister :Salaries Of Educational Administrators Working In The Field Will Be Processed ...Yemen

Minister of Finance Abdul Jabbar Ahmed confirmed that the disbursement of salaries for administrators working in the educational field will be addressed, He indicated that the ministry is making efforts to address the imbalances and avoid any shortcomings in the future. He explained that the ministry seeks to develop solutions and treatments according to what

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