SANA'A, Jan. 25 (Saba) – The Cabinet continued in its extraordinary meeting on Wednesday , chaired by Prime minister Dr. Abdul Aziz Bin Habtoor, the discussion of ways and procedures to allocate the necessary support for the fronts in order to minimize the impact of the US-Saudi-Emirati aggression against Yemen so as to enhance the popular steadfastness to confront the aggression.
The meeting reviewed the exerted efforts to mitigate the disastrous effects of the continued aggression and siege on the economic, humanitarian and service aspects on Yemen, including ensuring the availability of food and consumer goods to achieve the desired stability and logistical commodity.
The meeting listened to a report by the Ministry of Finance on its efforts in order to raise the efficiency of the collection of legal resources of all in order to back fronts and reduce the consequences of the aggression and siege topped by facing economic challenge and its consequences on the living conditions of the Yemeni citizen.
The cabinet also listened to the report of the Foreign minister on the results of a meeting with the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations for Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh, who visited the country during the period of January 23 to 24 and also met with members of the national delegation. The report pointed out that the Supreme Political Council and the government of the national salvation extend hand of peace so as to stop the aggression and lift the siege on Yemen, in particular re-opening the Sana'a international Airport.
The cabinet discussed ways to strengthen the efforts to achieve peace and negotiations that could lead to success, including satisfactory peace for all parties, in addition economic and humanity issues.
The Cabinet valued the national efforts of the National Delegation and the Foreign Minister as they abide by the supreme interest of the country and their adherence to stop the US-Saudi aggression against the country and lift the unjust blockade on the country
The Cabinet looks forward that the Briefing of UN special envoy for Yemen must tell the fact of Yemen's situation and makes clarification of the position of the Supreme Political Council and the Government of National Salvation and their keenness to achieve equitable peace in the country.
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Saba
The meeting reviewed the exerted efforts to mitigate the disastrous effects of the continued aggression and siege on the economic, humanitarian and service aspects on Yemen, including ensuring the availability of food and consumer goods to achieve the desired stability and logistical commodity.
The meeting listened to a report by the Ministry of Finance on its efforts in order to raise the efficiency of the collection of legal resources of all in order to back fronts and reduce the consequences of the aggression and siege topped by facing economic challenge and its consequences on the living conditions of the Yemeni citizen.
The cabinet also listened to the report of the Foreign minister on the results of a meeting with the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations for Yemen Ismail Ould Cheikh, who visited the country during the period of January 23 to 24 and also met with members of the national delegation. The report pointed out that the Supreme Political Council and the government of the national salvation extend hand of peace so as to stop the aggression and lift the siege on Yemen, in particular re-opening the Sana'a international Airport.
The cabinet discussed ways to strengthen the efforts to achieve peace and negotiations that could lead to success, including satisfactory peace for all parties, in addition economic and humanity issues.
The Cabinet valued the national efforts of the National Delegation and the Foreign Minister as they abide by the supreme interest of the country and their adherence to stop the US-Saudi aggression against the country and lift the unjust blockade on the country
The Cabinet looks forward that the Briefing of UN special envoy for Yemen must tell the fact of Yemen's situation and makes clarification of the position of the Supreme Political Council and the Government of National Salvation and their keenness to achieve equitable peace in the country.
HA
Saba
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