President Al-Alimi renews the adherence to the three references and not to compromise the legal status of the State
President Al-Alimi renews the adherence to the three references and not to compromise the legal status of the State
Thu ، 21 Sep 2023 16:24

His Excellency President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Al-Alimi, President of the Presidential Leadership Council, reaffirmed that sustainable peace in Yemen must be based on the three terms of reference agreed upon nationally, regionally and internationally, and must ensure adherence to international legitimacy and international peace and security, as stated in the Saudi initiative.

In a speech before the seventy-eighth session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York today, Thursday, the President of the Presidential Leadership Council warned against any laxity on the part of the international community or neglect of the legal status of the State, or even dealing with the militias as a de facto authority, will make the practice of repression and violating public freedoms a behavior that cannot be eliminated under any circumstances.

His Excellency the President indicated that with the resumption of the praiseworthy efforts of the brothers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Sultanate of Oman, hopes are renewed for the Houthi militias to submit to the popular, regional and international will, and to recognize that the guarantor state of rights and freedoms, and the rule of law enforcement on the basis of justice and equal citizenship, is the only one that “will make... our country safer, more stable, and more respected in its regional and international surroundings.” 

He stressed, "This is the logic of the legitimate government, and the ultimate goal of any efforts for sustainable peace, which must mean broad partnership without discrimination or exclusion, and the foundation for a brighter future."

His Excellency President Dr. Rashad Al-Alimi renewed the call for a firm international stance on the Yemeni file, saying, “The more the international community delays another year in presenting a firm stance, the more massive the losses will be, and the more dangerous the militias and terrorist groups will be in their cross-border threats, as well as their terrible violations for human rights around which our nations have united under the umbrella of this institution for more than seventy years."
He expressed his astonishment at the international community's ignorance of the Houthi militias' gross violations of human rights, including restrictions on travel, work, and women's education, the suppression and kidnapping of journalists, and the crushing of those who oppose its extremist ideology. In his speech, President Al-Alimi presented a picture of the current scene, and points of progress and failure in our country afflicted by the Houthi militia war supported by the Iranian regime, pointing to the efforts made by the Yemeni government over the past months, with the support of brothers and friends, to fulfill its inevitable obligations, despite the disastrous repercussions of the Houthi militia attacks on Oil installations and the suspension of export for a whole year.

He pointed out, on the other hand, that there are still many heavy entitlements that exceed the capabilities of the Yemeni government, with the dominance of the war economy fueled by the militias, the influx of tens of thousands of illegal immigrants, and the effects of climate change that leave behind hundreds of victims annually and devastated agricultural lands. In this context, he noted the generous support that the government received from the brothers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through a financial grant worth one billion and two hundred million dollars in support of the state’s general budget, as well as humanitarian and development funds and pledges, from the brothers in the United Arab Emirates, friends in the United States of America, and the countries of the European Union, the United Kingdom, and other regional and international partners.

His Excellency welcomed the United Nations' move towards transforming the path of relief interventions to a development scope, but he stressed that this shift must include pumping international pledges and financing through the recognized Yemeni banking system, to strengthen the position of the national currency, curb inflation, and ensure that these financings do not fall into suspected indirect support for armed groups.

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