A meeting in Sana’a , chaired by Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Minister Jamal Amer, discussed on Saturday the expatriate sector’s conditions and ways to address many outstanding issues to improve work level.
In the meeting, Minister Amer stressed on the role of expatriate sector employees in providing visions and proposals aimed at facilitating all procedures related to linking the expatriate to his homeland.
He emphasized the need to simplify procedures and avoid lengthy red tape and work to automate all procedures, especially those related to inviting expatriates to invest in their country.
The Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Minister explained that the Yemeni expatriate receives great attention from the Revolution Leader , Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, pointing out that the work program of the Government of Change and Construction included creating a distinguished relationship with expatriates abroad and working to link them to the homeland in recognition of their distinguished role in supporting the national economy.
Minister Amer listened to the opinions and suggestions of the directors general and employees of the expatriate sector, and directed to study them in order to serve the public interest.
