In a significant meeting held in New York, President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi, head of the Presidential Leadership Council, met with leaders of the Yemeni community in the United States. This gathering aimed to discuss the latest developments in Yemen and the ongoing reforms spearheaded by the council and the government.
During the meeting, President Alimi provided an overview of the current situation in Yemen. He highlighted the government’s efforts in economic, service, and institutional reforms. These initiatives aim to strengthen the national currency, stabilize basic commodity prices, and alleviate the humanitarian suffering exacerbated by attacks from Iranian-backed Houthi militias.
President Alimi praised the contributions of the Yemeni diaspora in the United States. He emphasized their vital role in supporting the national economy and alleviating the hardships faced by the Yemeni people. Furthermore, he acknowledged their commitment to restoring state institutions and opposing the ongoing coup.
The President also recognized the importance of the Yemeni community in showcasing Yemen’s rich culture and heritage. He referred to them as ambassadors in the diaspora and stressed the need to leverage the traditions and experiences of host countries. This approach fosters mutual respect and coexistence.
President Alimi urged the Yemeni community in New York and across the United States to strengthen their ties and maintain their national identity. He noted that the meeting with community leaders from various states sends a strong message of unity and a shared commitment to building a civil state based on justice, equality, and good governance.
The President called on national talents in the United States and other countries to share their expertise for the benefit of Yemen. He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to facilitating investment opportunities for Yemeni expatriates looking to contribute to the country’s development.
During the meeting, President Alimi listened to various ideas and initiatives from community members aimed at improving institutional performance in Yemen. These suggestions also included strategies for advocating Yemen’s just cause in various American forums.
The meeting included notable attendees such as Major General Saleh Al-Maqalih, Director of the Presidential Leadership Council Office, Ambassador Abdullah Al-Saadi, Yemen’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, and Imad Bamturf, Deputy Ambassador of Yemen in Washington.
This engagement underscores the importance of the Yemeni diaspora in shaping the future of Yemen and highlights the government’s commitment to fostering collaboration between expatriates and the homeland.
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