Saudi Arabia has expressed strong support for the initiative announced by the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This initiative aims to establish regular commercial flights between Amman and Sana’a, facilitating humanitarian needs for the Yemeni people and easing civilian movement.
In a statement released by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reported by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the Kingdom welcomed the Yemeni government’s approval of this initiative. This approval reflects a positive step towards easing procedures that benefit Yemeni citizens and supports efforts to alleviate humanitarian suffering. The statement urged the Houthis to engage constructively with this initiative. It emphasized the need to avoid repeating past decisions that have exacerbated the hardships faced by the Yemeni population and to cease any escalatory actions that could lead to further suffering.
Saudi Arabia reiterated its commitment to supporting all initiatives that contribute to achieving security and stability in Yemen. The Kingdom aims to uphold Yemen’s sovereignty while fulfilling the aspirations of its people.
This initiative represents a significant opportunity for humanitarian relief and improved connectivity in the region. As the situation evolves, the international community watches closely to see how all parties will respond to this call for cooperation and peace.
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