The Presidency of the Consultative and Reconciliation Authority affirms the cohesion of the internal front and supports the completion of liberating areas under Houthi control.

Internal Unity Emphasized by the Leadership of the Consultation and Reconciliation Commission

The leadership of the Consultation and Reconciliation Commission confirmed the importance of internal cohesion and a unified national stance during a virtual meeting chaired by Commission President Mohammed Al-Ghaithi, with the presence of the Vice Presidents of the Commission. This meeting addressed the ongoing challenges and the continuous escalation by the Houthi terrorist militias.

Support for Taiz and International Responsibility

The Commission praised the resilience of the city of Taiz and its residents in facing the siege imposed by the militias. It stressed the necessity for the international community to fulfill its responsibilities by exerting pressure to lift the siege and ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid and the freedom of movement for civilians. The meeting also reviewed efforts coordinated with the Presidential Leadership Council and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to achieve this goal.

Commitment to “Dawn of Yemen” Operation

The Commission reiterated its support for the “Dawn of Yemen” operation and the efforts aimed at liberating the remaining areas under Houthi control. It valued the participation of political forces and components in these efforts, affirming its support for the Presidential Leadership Council, the government, the armed forces, and popular resistance.

Condemnation of Houthi Attacks

The Commission expressed condolences for the victims of the Houthi attack that targeted Al-Dhale’e Governorate. It condemned the ongoing targeting of civilians, civilian objects, and economic facilities, holding the Houthi militias fully responsible for these crimes and their consequences. The Commission emphasized that the perpetrators would not escape accountability and punishment.

Positive Engagement with Political Parties

The Commission appreciated the positive engagement of political forces and parties with the media charter. It stressed the importance of establishing a responsible media discourse that promotes mutual respect and directs efforts toward common national priorities.

Solidarity with Citizens Under Houthi Control

The Commission affirmed its solidarity with citizens in areas controlled by the Houthi militias, commending their steadfastness and insistence on their right to a safe and dignified life. It renewed its commitment to continue efforts to end their suffering, restore security and stability, and establish peace based on the sovereignty of the state and the rule of law.

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