Almotamar.net - Secretary General of the General People's Congress (GPC) Abdulqader Bajammal on Sunday sent cables of congratulations on the4 advent of Ramadan fasting month that starts Monday to all leaders and members of the GPC n the governorates and heads of organisation and executive bodies.
Mr Bajammal also sent similar telegrammes to speaker and members of the parliament, chairman and members of the Shoura council, the premier and ministers, chairman of the higher judiciary council, chairman of the higher appeals court chairman and members of the supreme commission for elections and referendum, general prosecutor, chairman and members of supreme national anti-corruption commission and chairman and members of the tenders and biddings commission.
The GPC Secretary General also congratulated leaderships of political parties and organisations, mass organisations, national and social figures and ambassadors of Arab and Islamic countries to Yemen.
GPC secretary General congratulates GPC and other parties on Ramadan
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