A significant meeting took place today in the temporary capital of Aden, bringing together local authorities, the Ministry of Defense, and the General Staff. The primary goal was to coordinate efforts for the relocation of military camps outside the city.
During the meeting, Abdulrahman Sheikh, the Minister of State and Governor of Aden, emphasized the local government’s commitment to transforming Aden into a model of urban and civil development. He praised the Ministry of Defense and the joint forces for their efforts in executing the military camp relocation plan according to the established timelines. The plan aims to move these camps to new locations outside the province.
Major General Ahmed Al-Basra, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, highlighted the significant efforts made by the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff to ensure a smooth transition of military units. He urged all parties to support these initiatives, which aim to eliminate military presence within the city. This move will empower security agencies to effectively carry out their responsibilities in maintaining security and enhancing stability.
The meeting underscores a collective commitment to improving the living conditions in Aden while ensuring that security forces can operate effectively. The ongoing efforts to relocate military camps reflect a broader strategy to foster peace and stability in the region.
For more details, visit Yemen TV for the original article.
To follow the news in Arabic
Yemen Warns of Iranian Support for Armed Groups The Republic of Yemen has issued a…
Portugal Shines with a Dominant Victory Over Denmark The Portuguese national team delivered an impressive…
Interpol Warns of AI-Enhanced Cyber Threats The International Criminal Police Organization, known as Interpol, confirmed…
Intense Battles Erupt in Taiz Front The armed forces in the Taiz Axis have engaged…
Oil Prices Drop Amid European Discussions on Stock Withdrawals Oil prices fell by approximately 3%…
Arab and Islamic Condemnations of Houthi Terrorist Attack on Electricity Station in Medina A number…