Oman-Al Mahrah Power Deal Raises Questions
The report discusses the electric interconnection project between the Sultanate of Oman and the Hadhramout Governorate in Yemen, raising questions about its cost and implementation mechanism. It explains that the project is carried out through commercial arrangements that involve purchasing electricity from a Omani company via a local intermediary company, which then resells the electricity to citizens and local authorities, with the local authorities covering the price difference. This raises concerns about the financial burden and profit margins. The residents are calling for transparency by revealing the contracts, costs, and benefiting parties to ensure openness and to verify that the chosen option is the most cost-effective for the governorate’s treasury. Additionally, it is necessary to review the project legally and financially to avoid conflicts of interest.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)