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Dr. Abdullah Al-Alimi, a member of the Presidential Leadership Council, discusses Yemen’s developments with the EU ambassador.

Dr. Abdullah Al-Alimi Meets EU Ambassador to Discuss Yemen’s Future

Strengthening Cooperation and Partnership

Today, Dr. Abdullah Al-Alimi, a member of the Presidential Leadership Council, welcomed Patrick Simonnet, the European Union Ambassador to Yemen. The two discussed the ongoing cooperation and partnership between Yemen and the EU, focusing on recent developments in the country.

Prioritizing European Support

During their meeting, they addressed the urgent need for European support to assist the Yemeni government in building capacity, improving essential services, and restoring trust in international financial institutions. This support aims to bolster economic recovery and alleviate the living burdens faced by citizens.

Acknowledging EU Contributions

Dr. Al-Alimi praised the political, humanitarian, and developmental assistance provided by the EU to Yemen. He highlighted the EU’s support for the humanitarian response plan, which has become a vital lifeline for millions of Yemenis amid one of the world’s most complex humanitarian crises.

Empowering the Government

The council member emphasized the importance of backing Prime Minister Maeen Abdulmalik and his government. He noted that the government operates from the temporary capital, Aden, demonstrating the state’s commitment to addressing challenges and meeting citizens’ needs.

Recognizing Saudi Arabia’s Role

Dr. Al-Alimi also acknowledged Saudi Arabia’s pivotal role in supporting Yemen. He commended the kingdom’s efforts in service, economic, and humanitarian sectors, particularly the noticeable improvements in electricity services in liberated provinces. He stressed the need for continued support to enhance stability and promote recovery.

Promoting National Consensus

He expressed appreciation for Saudi Arabia’s efforts in fostering national consensus and facilitating the Southern Dialogue. This initiative aims to address the Southern issue within a comprehensive political framework, thereby enhancing stability prospects.

EU’s Commitment to Yemen

In response, Ambassador Simonnet reaffirmed the EU’s ongoing support for the Presidential Leadership Council and the Yemeni government. He committed to collaborating with regional and international partners to enhance stability and improve humanitarian and service conditions in Yemen.

This meeting underscores the collaborative efforts between Yemen and the EU, aiming to navigate the challenges facing the nation and work towards a peaceful resolution.

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