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Dr. Abdullah Al-Alimi, a member of the Presidential Leadership Council, meets with leaders of the National Coalition of Political Parties.

Dr. Abdullah Al-Alimi, a member of the Presidential Leadership Council, recently met with leaders of the National Coalition of Political Parties, headed by Dr. Ahmed Obaid Bin Daghr, to discuss the current local situation. The meeting aimed to enhance coordination in response to regional and international changes while reinforcing national alignment.

Welcoming Remarks and Acknowledgment of Efforts

At the beginning of the meeting, Dr. Al-Alimi warmly welcomed the coalition leaders and representatives. He praised their responsible national roles and their support for the Presidential Leadership Council in the ongoing battle to restore the state and end the coup.

Emphasizing the Coalition’s Role

Dr. Al-Alimi highlighted the importance of the National Coalition’s contributions to defending the republican system and countering Iranian influence in Yemen. He stressed that this critical phase requires unity among various national forces and political entities.

A Call for National Partnership

“We stand today before a genuine opportunity to embody national partnership,” Dr. Al-Alimi stated. He urged collective efforts to achieve the aspirations of the Yemeni people for security, stability, and the establishment of a state that meets their expectations. He emphasized that political forces are not merely allies but partners in decision-making and shaping Yemen’s future.

Overview of National Developments

During the meeting, Dr. Al-Alimi provided a comprehensive overview of national developments, existing challenges, and available opportunities. He underscored the need for increased effectiveness on the ground and closer coordination among all national forces.

Listening to Coalition Insights

Dr. Al-Alimi also listened to a brief presentation from the coalition leadership regarding their political activities and vision for enhancing national cohesion. They discussed supporting the Council’s efforts in various sectors, particularly in economic, humanitarian, and service areas, to meet the aspirations of citizens in liberated provinces.

This meeting marks a significant step toward fostering collaboration among Yemen’s political entities, aiming to build a unified front in the face of ongoing challenges.

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