Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr chaired a meeting with the Economic Commission to follow up on the economic developments and measures taken by the government to stop the deterioration of the national currency, Riyal.

In a meeting with a delegation from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) on Monday, the governor of Shabwa province, Maj Gen. Ali Rashid Al-Harthy, discussed a number of humanitarian matters concerning the province.

Vice President Ali Mohsen Saleh has praised efforts exerted by the ministry of fishery wealth, stressing the significance of the field work and listening to fishermen on their problems for alleviating their suffering.

Yemen's Ambassador to Berlin Yahya al-Shubaibi, along with a number of Arab Ambassadors in Germany, discussed on Monday with the Head of the Middle East Department and North Africa in German Foreign Ministry latest developments in Yemen and falsifications included in the UN Panel's Report on Yemen.

The Deputy Minister of Interior for Training and Rehabilitation Major General Dr. Riyad Al-Faqir, inaugurated an education course on human rights for personnel of the ministry in the temporary capital Aden on Sunday.

Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr said that the army will not stop its heroic role in pursuing the remnants of the Houthi militiain Saada province, as part of the military campaign to end the Houthi coup and restore the state.

Vice President Ali Mohsen made a telephone call on Sunday with Governor of Lahj Ahmad Turki on the situation of the province.

Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghrreceived on Sunday the French Chargé d'affaires to Yemen, ArmanMarcarian and the French military attaché Nicholasand discussed with them strengthening cooperation between the two countries and the French support for the Yemeni government.

Vice President General Ali Mohsen Saleh has stressed high alert and continuous boost of fighting readiness in different military forces units for facing Houthi rebel militia.

The National Anti-Landmines Program- in cooperation with Social Affairs and Labor Office in Dhale'- concluded on Saturday the Third Emergency Awareness Campaign of the Civil Society Organizations' Volunteers on dangers of landmines.

Chief of Staff Dr. Taher al-Uqaili has stressed that liberating Taiz Province from Houthi rebel militia is inevitable and the province will be liberated soon in the future by the virtue of people integration in the republic front for regaining the state.

Vice President Ali Mohsen Saleh discussed on Sunday with Minister of Industry and Trade Dr. Mohammad al-Maitami the role of the industry and trade sector in reviving the national economy.

Yemen's Foreign Minister and head of the government's delegation to the peace talks in Geneva said the UN envoy Martin Griffiths' comments which downplay the Houthi no-show "appease the (Houthi) putschists and find excuses" for them.

Commenting on the failure of the Houthi rebels to show up in Geneva for the peace consultations that was scheduled to start on September 6, foreign minister the head of the government's delegation to the consultations Khaled Alyemany said that this conduct by the Houthis shows the lack of seriousness on their side to end the suffering they had originally caused to the Yemeni people.

Foreign Minister Khaled Alyemany lauded the efforts of the ambassadors of Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Sudan to support Yemen in the UN in Geneva, especially in the humanitarian field, as part of the Arab Coalition's goal to end the Houthi coup and restore the Yemeni state.

Foreign Minister Khaled Hussein Alyemany met the Assistant State Secretary at the Foreign Ministry, HE Wolfgang Amadeus Bruelhart, in Geneva on Saturday.

Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Mohammed al-Saadi briefed Vice President Ali Mohsen Saleh on Friday on the efforts being exerted to revive the support of Arab, Islamic and international funds to projects in the country.

The failure of the (Houthi) putschists to show up at the appointed time in Geneva is a clear sign of their intention to thwart any steps to bring peace, the government delegation in Geneva said.

Yemen's Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr said "we went to the Geneva consultations under the auspices of the United Nations, and we will have peace if the Houthis accept the three terms of reference for peace; the Gulf Initiative, the outcomes of the national dialogue and the relevant UN Security Council resolutions, including resolution 2216."

In a meeting moderated by Prime Minister Ahmed bin Daghr on Thursday, the Cabinet discussed the protests that developed to riots in some southern Yemen cities.