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Interior Minister: 2018 will be the year of law, regaining order

[06/01/2018 03:02]

ADEN-SABA
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Ahmad al-Maisari has inaugurated the first training step for training year 2018 with a military parade included fighting vehicles and transport means.

In the inaugural ceremony held on Saturday and included commander of military institutions, Minister al-Maisary confirmed that the new year will be a year for law, regulation, stability, public constancy and protecting public and private possessions in accordance with law and under judiciary system.

He stressed on abiding by regulation, law and loyalty to the homeland away of political agendas and regional entities. He confirmed that the ministry will implement the principle of reward and punishment.

"We will implement iron fist measure against anyone tries to harm the homeland, people and security and stability," said Minister al-Maisari, adding they will implement zero tolerance against perpetrators and terrorists and work on implementing the law against all without exception.

He thanked Arab Coalition, mainly Saudi Arabia and the UAE for supporting legality in Yemen.