05/03/2015
During a meeting with members of the East Chamber road transport yesterday
Roads: cover up is negative phenomenon hurt the transport sector, and a direct impact on the national economy
The Director of the Department of Roads and Transport in the Eastern Province Ahmed Bin Mehdi Yami Called on outbreak to reduce the phenomenon of concealment in the road transport sector, and considered a negative phenomenon effects will be reflected on the same sector, as well as being a threat to the national economy.
This came during a meeting on Wednesday morning (04.03.2015) President and members of the road transport, the meeting discussed a number of topics pertaining to the road transport sector, in the forefront of (ways to combat carriers and its effects cover up the sector), where attendees agreed that the cover up negative phenomenonand with adverse effects on the national economy, and miss out on the workers in the road transport many opportunities, .. The members of the Committee expressed their resentment of this phenomenon, stressing the need for cooperation to eliminate them and resist the negative effects.
Also addressed the meeting, which was held in the East Chamber, "the issuance and renewal of carriers licenses electronically mechanisms," said Yami keen management at the facility, the service sector, which is part of a system of economic life in the country, said that the electronic renewal is the best, and fastest, especially in light of our current realityevolving and growing.
On the other side of the meeting dealt with the effects of foreign Lorries in the eastern region, where they discussed these negative effects.
The members of the committee praised the role of weight stations highways in the transport sector, calling for increasing the number of stations in order to avoid delay, especially since transport operations associated with the dates and commitments trucking companies
At the conclusion of the meeting, the East Chamber Board of Directors gave Bandar Al-Jabri thanks to the director of the East Roads Department and expressed the Commission's readiness to cooperate in any area serving sector.
