[16/02/2025 04:59]
TUNISIA - SABA
Interior Minister Major General Ibrahim Haidan is reaffirming the country's commitment to enhancing Arab security and stability, particularly in the face of terror challenges.
He emphasized the importance of the current session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers in Tunisia, given the positive developments in the region, such as the truce in Gaza, the liberation of Syria from Iranian influence and the progress secured by the Sudanese military against the rebels.
The Minister highlighted the dangers posed by the Houthi militia, which are supported by the Iranian regime and continue to threaten international navigation in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab.
He welcomed the US reclassification of the Houthi militia as a terror group and called for increased security cooperation among Arab countries and the international community to confront terrorism and stop the smuggling of weapons and drugs.
The Ministry of Interior has achieved significant successes in combating organized crime and smuggling, thanks in part to the efforts of the Yemeni Coast Guard.
Major General Haydan also stressed the need for enhanced Arab cooperation in cybersecurity, security training, and supporting Yemeni security services, citing the importance of activating Resolution No. (813) to support the Yemeni Ministry of Interior
European Union Calls on Houthi Militias to Lift Siege on Taiz, Allow Food Supplies to Enter the City
Prime Minister Praises Taiz Residents’ Heroic Resilience, Says Houthi Crimes Will Not Be Forgotten
Woman Killed, Three Injured in Houthi Landmine Explosion South of Taiz
Al-Faqmi, al-Ma'baqi Discuss Cooperation with OPEC Fund, WB, UNDP
President al-Alimi: Ending Houthi Terrorism, Irrevocable Decision
Yemen’s Ambassador Discusses Latest Developments with Austrian Parliament President
Presidential Leadership Council Warns Against Collaboration with Houthis, Orders Legal Action
High Committee Approves Methodology for Updating and Developing National Disability Strategy for 2027–2032
Houthis Shell Taiz, Injuring 17 Civilians and Damaging Seven Homes
Yemeni Rights Network Documents 43 Houthi Violations in Taiz in 24 Hours