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Transport Undersecretary Briefs Ministry’s Staff

September 30, 2026 1 min read
Transport Undersecretary Briefs Ministry’s Staff

The staff of the ministry of transport welcome the presidents’ decision of forming caretaker government. The statement unveiled in a meeting of the undersecretary of transport, Paul Dhel Gum with the staff on Monday. The Meeting brought together director generals of the directorate, departments, and senior officials. Undersecretary Paul Dhel briefs the staff on the current country political developments. In statement to SSBC, the director general of road safety, Engineer Ladu Tungun Tombe says that the meeting discussed the current stage requirements and he affirms the ministry’s fully support to government policies.