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Hadramout Branch
Welcoming Speech
What gives us optimism and a feeling of comfort is the work that the company leadership represented by its General Director and his deputies who seek to assist scientific approaches in order to realize its targets and by doing changes in current systems and personnel to conform to our time. Therefore, the issue of installing an electronic site for the company will strengthen the contact with its employees and help consumers and agents to give their opinions and notes about it. And also, to know its systems, regulations, and activities so as to create a clear view and message for the company.
Branch foundation :
The branch was founded in May 1991 according to the decree by the minister of oil and mineral resources, and it included the following among its assets at the time of its foundation: Al-Mukalla installation, jet fuel unit and a number of filling stations in the governorate directorates.
The branch has gone through various stages in its formation and development based on the high importance which the governorate holds. Whereas the British in 1955, had committed an agreement with the Al-Qeitia State, stating the entry of petroleum derivatives to Hadhramout, and constructed the oil installations in the Khalaf region in 1957. The British state had ordered Shell Company to market in Hadhramout and southern Aden protectorates. Then, the work was assigned to the National Organization for Public Services. After the national independence for the south of Yemen specifically in March 1970, all installations were merged into the Yemen National Oil Company at that time. This situation remained until the declaration of the blessed unity which assisted vertical and horizontal expansion in the infrastructures and the fixed assets in all branch sites in the enterprises and airplanes fueling and the branch building and Al-Wadi, Desert and others.
Branch Characteristics and Projects:
- Sea filling project in Khalaf region.
- Transportation of petroleum products to supply Al-Wadi electricity by the company fleet.
- Airplanes Fueling unit in Sayoon Airport.
- The ideal stations on the coastal strip and their efficient operation.
- Al-Rawena Resort.
- A variety of other projects related to pumping systems in the installations.
- The various company involvement in most of the cultural, social, sporting, and entertainment fields, such as:
- Construction of a garden for the children’s nursery in the Kas’eer region.
- Participation in Al-Mukalla Khour (delta).
- Support for the blind and supporting campaigns for presentation of child paralysis.
- Support for women’s charitable and social activities.
And the most important characteristic of the branch is that it conducts the distribution of petroleum products to the stations hereunder in the following governorates:
Hadhramout, 252 stations – Shabwa, 104 stations – Al-Mahara , 12 stations.
The supervision cadre of distribution accomplishes 269,284 km2 which is about 49 % of the total area of Yemen.
Brief Information about Al-Mukalla:
It is the capital of Hadhramout, located on the eastern part of the Republic of Yemen’s coast on the longitude 49.10 degree and latitude 14.33 degree and at a distance of about 620 km from the capital Sana’a. Al-Mukalla is surrounded by a group of mountains of medium elevation in a circular shape. The meaning of (Al-Mukalla) is the port or anchorage.
Between the years 1600 to 1886, Al-Mukalla was under the rule of the Kasadia Family and was named the capital of Hadhramout in 1915 during the rule of the Al-Kaetia family which extended from 1886 until the independence of South Yemen in 1967.
Al-Mukalla witnessed, after the blessed unity, great architectural, commercial and developmental activity in all fields extending from Fowet Al-Rayyan, where a number of strategic projects and infrastructures have been constructed. Its most important edifices are Al-Gowaizi Citadel and Al-Sultan Palace and the Sultanic Library and Al-Mukalla Khour (Delta) and the white sand peaches along its coast.
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Branch Manager
Omar Ba-Sharaheel |
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