Mareb Welcomes European Ambassadors
Today, Sultan Al-Aradah, a member of the Presidential Leadership Council and Governor of Mareb, welcomed Patrick Simonnet, the European Union Ambassador to Yemen, and Janet Seppen, the Dutch Ambassador. The meeting focused on the current political, economic, and humanitarian situation in Yemen, aiming to strengthen partnerships and cooperation with the international community.
Support for Yemen’s Political Leadership
Al-Aradah expressed gratitude for the support from both the European Union and the Netherlands towards the Yemeni people and their political leadership. He acknowledged their active role in humanitarian and developmental programs, emphasizing the importance of international solidarity.
Commitment to Reforms and Humanitarian Relief
The member of the Presidential Leadership Council reaffirmed the commitment of the council and the government to implement reforms. He highlighted the need to enhance the presence of state institutions and alleviate the humanitarian suffering caused by the war instigated by the Iran-backed Houthi militias.
Challenges to Regional Stability
Al-Aradah pointed out that the Houthi militias’ continued defiance poses a significant threat to regional and international security, as well as maritime navigation. He stressed the necessity for the international community to exert pressure on the militias to comply with international resolutions.
Call for Increased International Support
The governor underscored the importance of doubling international support for the Yemeni government. He urged for assistance in achieving economic recovery and addressing humanitarian and developmental needs. This support would enhance the capacity of state institutions to meet citizens’ obligations and foster security, stability, and sustainable development.
Fostering Humanitarian and Developmental Projects
Al-Aradah praised the existing partnership with the European Union and the Netherlands. He acknowledged their efforts in humanitarian response and funding developmental projects, which aim to alleviate the suffering of Yemenis and promote stability. He emphasized the need to expand partnerships and transition from emergency relief to sustainable development programs.
Commitment from European Ambassadors
Both the European and Dutch ambassadors reiterated their ongoing support for the Presidential Leadership Council and the Yemeni government. They expressed their commitment to enhancing cooperation in various fields and continuing humanitarian and developmental assistance. Their focus remains on economic recovery and institutional capacity building to promote stability and sustainable development in Yemen.
Support for Vital Sectors
The ambassadors reaffirmed their dedication to supporting vital sectors and projects aimed at empowering local communities. They emphasized the importance of creating sustainable economic opportunities for Yemenis, contributing to stability and prosperity.
This meeting marks a significant step in reinforcing international partnerships aimed at addressing Yemen’s pressing challenges and fostering a brighter future for its people.
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