The Yemeni Council of Ministers held its regular meeting today (Thursday) at the Maashik Palace, its first meeting in the interim capital Aden.
Yemeni Prime Minister Shayet Al-Zindani stressed that the improvement in services was not a coincidence, but rather the result of disciplined measures and kind and generous support from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Partnership with Saudi Arabia
He noted that the Government will continue to work with Saudi Arabia to transform this into sustainable solutions so that the people can feel a real difference in their daily lives, explaining that this step marks a new and distinctive step in starting a wide-ranging process of construction, development and development at various economic, social, service and humanitarian levels, benefiting from the partnership with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Mr. Al Jindani highly appreciated the pivotal role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the regional and international community-led coalition in supporting efforts to uphold the legitimacy of the constitution, restore the state to its full powers, and advance the path to inclusive peace, based on the terms of reference of the agreed political settlement and relevant international legitimacy resolutions, in a way that increases the chances of reaching a just and sustainable solution that ends the coup and restores security and stability.
The Prime Minister confirmed that the Government is reaching out for peace based on its sincere commitment to the political solution option of ending the coup and restoring the state’s institutions, explaining that the state reserves all legitimate options for restoring its institutions if the Houthis remain obstinate and refuse to participate in a just solution.
Saudi Arabia supports Yemeni state
Mr. Al-Zindani expressed his deep gratitude and heartfelt gratitude to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, its leadership, government and people for its vital role and endless support to the Yemeni people, stressing that: Saudi Arabia is a supporter of the Yemeni state, a partner of peace and a guarantor of stability, once again proving that its actions and positions alongside the Yemeni people and its government are in accordance with international law and in accordance with Yemeni and security interests. of the region.
He added: “Governments are required to develop a different model of performance and results, bring about the desired changes, and restore the trust of the people and state institutions.” We need to treat them as guidelines that need to be translated into clear implementation plans with concrete timelines and precise performance metrics. He said the government will pay great attention to security and stability as they are the fundamental pillars of development, strengthening social peace and service delivery, and this can only be achieved through the concerted efforts of all governments and societies and the people’s support for this comprehensive national path to enhance the nation’s profile. The state serves the future and stability of the country, ensures the interests and security of its people, and realizes a decent life for its people.
respect rights and freedoms
He pointed out that when state organs carry out their duties on the basis of equality of all citizens, without excluding or targeting groups or individuals, the government respects all rights and strives to abide by the law, and everyone enjoys political and social freedoms and rights in accordance with the constitution and law.
“Under no circumstances will it be allowed to incite or call for chaos that disturbs public tranquility, destroys security and stability, and equally destroys the interests of the state and its people,” he said.
“What has been achieved is not a one-off security event or the victory of one political party over the other, but rather the victory of the Yemeni state, its institutions, sovereignty and its ability to achieve security in accordance with the law and protect the peace of civil society,” the prime minister said, indicating that the government is committed to launching a broad process of construction, development and development, and stressing the need to keep members of the government out of the country.
Integrating military and security decisions
He pointed out that the government will strive to unify military and security decisions under the umbrella of the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Interior and the Supreme Military Council, under the leadership of the coalition forces, to uphold legitimacy, remove all camps from Aden and all cities, and assign security tasks to competent institutions.
Dr. Al Jindani announced that an administrative program will be prepared by the end of this year, including specific priorities, clear indicators of performance, and a clear definition of responsibilities and resources. The program will primarily focus on improving services, increasing economic stability, managing public resources, and strengthening financial and administrative discipline.
Bidding for the South
He added: “The time has come to take into account past events and avoid imposing the will of individuals or factions. This shows that southerners are interested in the dialogue process and in the decisions they make now and in the future.”
The Yemeni prime minister warned against exaggerating the southern issue, saying, “There is no room for exaggerating the southern issue or underestimating its importance.”
Southern leader Al-Zindani called on residents of the southern provinces to reject policies of rebellion, move away from inciting strife and hatred, abandon the past and strengthen the rules of tolerance, expressing confidence that South-South dialogue would open a window for resolving southern issues.
The Yemeni Cabinet held its regular meeting today (Thursday) at Maashik Palace, its first meeting in the temporary capital Aden.
Yemeni Prime Minister Sheikh Al-Zandani acknowledged that the improvement in services was not a coincidence, but the result of disciplined measures and generous support from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Partnership with Saudi Arabia
He noted that the Government will continue to work with Saudi Arabia to turn this into a sustainable solution so that the people can feel a real difference in their daily lives, explaining that this step, which benefits from partnership with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, will be a new and distinct step in starting a wide-ranging process of construction, development and progress at various economic, social, service and humanitarian levels.
Mr. Al-Zandani commended the pivotal role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and a coalition led by the local and international communities in upholding the legitimacy of the constitution, supporting efforts to restore the state’s full powers, and advancing the path to comprehensive peace based on the agreed political settlement references and relevant international legitimacy resolutions, saying this increases the chances of reaching a just and sustainable solution that ends the coup and restores security and stability.
The Prime Minister confirmed that the Government is reaching out for peace based on a sincere commitment to the option of a political solution that ends the coup and restores the state’s institutions, making it clear that the country retains all legitimate options to restore its institutions in the event of the Houthis’ stubbornness and refusal to engage in a continuation of the solution.
Saudi Arabia is a supporter of the Yemeni state
Foreign Minister Al-Zandani expressed his deep gratitude and heartfelt gratitude to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, its leadership, government and people for their vital role and endless support to the Yemeni people, stressing that: Saudi Arabia has once again proven itself to be a supporter of the Yemeni state, a partner of peace and a guarantor of stability, and Saudi Arabia’s actions and position alongside the Yemeni people and its government are in harmony with international law, Yemen’s interests and Yemen’s security. region.
He added: “Governments are required to create a different model of performance and results, achieve the desired changes and restore the confidence of the public and state institutions, and must treat this as a directive that needs to be translated into a clear enforcement plan with specific timelines and precise performance metrics.” It shows that the Government will pay great attention to strengthening security and stability, as security and stability are fundamental pillars of development, establishing peace in communities and providing services. These can only be achieved with the concerted efforts of all public authorities and communities, and with the support of the Government,” he added. We urge the people to adopt this comprehensive national path that increases the presence of the nation, serves the country’s future and stability, secures the interests and safety of the people, and realizes a dignified life.
respect for rights and freedoms
He said that in carrying out the state’s mission on the basis of equality for all citizens, without excluding or targeting any group or individual, the government respects all rights and strives to uphold the rule of law, and that everyone enjoys political and social freedoms and rights in accordance with the Constitution and the law.
“Unrest should not be encouraged or called for under any circumstances, as it is disruptive to society, undermines security and stability, and is equally destructive to the interests of the state and its people,” he said.
“What has been achieved is not a temporary security event or a victory for one party at the expense of the other, but a victory for the Yemeni state, its institutions, its autonomy, and its ability to achieve security in accordance with the law and protect the peace of civil society,” the Prime Minister said, explaining that the government is working to launch a wide-ranging process for construction, development and development, stressing the need for government officials to remain outside the country.
Integrating military and security decisions
He pointed out that the government, under the leadership of a coalition that upholds legitimacy, will strive to unify military and security decisions under the Ministry of Defense and Interior and the Supreme Military Council, remove all camps from Aden and all cities, and assign security tasks to specialized agencies.
Dr. Al-Zandani announced that an executive branch program will be prepared by the end of this year, including specific priorities, clear performance indicators, and a clear definition of responsibilities and resources. The program will primarily focus on improving services, strengthening economic stability, regulating public resources, and establishing financial and administrative discipline.
Exploitation of the Southern Problem
He added: “The time has come to learn from past events and avoid imposing the will of individuals and factions. It shows that it is Southerners who are involved in the dialogue process and who decide their present and future.”
The Yemeni prime minister warned against exploiting the southern issue, saying, “There is no room for exploiting the southern issue or minimizing its importance.”
Southern leader Al-Zandani called on the residents of the southern provinces to reject policies of betrayal, avoid promoting strife and hatred, and establish a foundation of tolerance beyond the past, expressing confidence that south-south dialogue will open a window for resolving southern issues.
