On Thursday, Major General Faraj Al-Bahsani, a member of the Presidential Leadership Council, met with the British Ambassador to Yemen, Abda Sharif. The two discussed recent developments in local and regional situations, aiming to strengthen the shared positions between the two friendly nations.
During the meeting, Al-Bahsani highlighted the efforts of the Presidential Council over the past months. He addressed the various challenges the council faces across different sectors. Additionally, he emphasized the council’s commitment to combating corruption and the importance of enhancing transparency and accountability. These measures are crucial for implementing institutional reforms that benefit the citizens.
The discussion also covered the implications of classifying the Houthi militia as a terrorist organization. Al-Bahsani outlined the role of the Presidential Leadership Council in managing this critical issue.
Al-Bahsani expressed gratitude to Ambassador Sharif for her efforts in organizing the recent donor conference held in the United States. He underscored the necessity of continued international support to foster stability and achieve development in Yemen.
Ambassador Sharif reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s support for the Presidential Leadership Council and the Yemeni government. She assured that this support would persist across political, military, and economic levels, in addition to humanitarian assistance.
This meeting underscores the ongoing collaboration between Yemen and the UK, as both nations work together to address pressing challenges and promote stability in the region.
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