The Yemeni government stressed the importance of focusing the Yemeni-Yemeni consultations held under the umbrella of the Gulf Cooperation Council on supporting the national economy and discussing prospects for peace and other axes, giving a glimmer of hope to the Yemeni people and a great boost to the government’s efforts to achieve stability and fulfill its obligations.
Prime Minister Maeen Abdul-Malik said, when receiving today, the US special envoy to Yemen, Tim Lenderking, and the list works The US Embassy in Yemen, Kathy Westley, expressed his confidence in the success of these consultations, coming up with visions and ideas that serve the Yemeni people, and providing an urgent economic support package from the brothers in the GCC countries.
He noted the keenness of American friends to raise the issue of supporting the Yemeni economy and mobilizing the necessary funding and support in this aspect.
In the meeting, it was stressed the need for everyone, especially the Houthi militia, to deal positively with the announcement of the Coalition to Support Legitimacy to stop military operations, respond to the call of the Cooperation Council and participate in Yemeni consultations.
The Prime Minister stressed the importance of moving to more effective international pressure mechanisms, and confronting Iranian interference in Yemen and its project that threatens the security and stability of the region, international navigation and the global economy, including the reclassification of the Houthi militia on the US terrorism list.
Today, Wednesday, the Yemeni-Yemeni consultations sessions began in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, at the invitation of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
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