Education and Public Services Performance Reviewed by Hadhramaut Executive Office Amid Directives to Expedite Implementation of Decisions
Hadhramaut’s Executive Office reviewed the performance of educational and public service institutions, assessed progress on previous decisions, and called for faster implementation of recommendations, improved institutional efficiency, and stronger coordination to enhance public services.
The Executive Office of Hadhramaut’s coastal districts reviewed on Thursday the performance of several educational and public service institutions, along with progress in implementing previous decisions and recommendations, amid directives to accelerate efforts to address shortcomings and improve services provided to citizens.
The discussions took place during the Executive Office’s eighth regular meeting of 2026, held in Mukalla and chaired by Presidential Leadership Council member and Hadhramaut Governor Salem Ahmed Al-Khanbashi. The meeting focused on reviewing institutional performance reports and assessing progress in completing approved tasks and programs.
The discussions covered activity reports from the Education Office, the Technical Education and Vocational Training Office in coastal Hadhramaut, and the Bakathir Foundation for Journalism, Printing and Publishing, highlighting key activities carried out and challenges facing these institutions.
Hassan Salem Al-Jilani, Deputy Governor for Coastal and Plateau District Affairs, presented the evaluation reports, while Executive Office members discussed observations concerning institutional performance, ways to address deficiencies, and measures to improve operational efficiency.
Al-Khanbashi stressed the need to translate the Executive Office’s decisions and recommendations into concrete actions, adhere to established implementation timelines, and strengthen coordination among government offices and institutions to ensure that results are monitored on the ground.
The meeting also reviewed the minutes of the previous session, progress in implementing its outcomes, and measures taken by the relevant authorities regarding their assigned responsibilities. However, no detailed completion rates or specific deadlines were announced for finalizing the matters discussed.