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Minister of Justice: The Presidential Council dealt positively with the renewal of the UN truce

[20/10/2022 05:08]

Rabat – Saba
Yemen participated in the 38th session of the Council of Arab Justice Ministers in Ifrane, Kingdom of Morocco.

In his speech, Minister of Justice Badr Al-Eradah reviewed the situation in Yemen and the tragic conditions it is going through as a result of the war of the Houthi coup militia backed by the Iranian regime, which destroyed all Yemen's potentials and plunged the country into the worst humanitarian catastrophe in modern history.

Al-Eradah referred to the efforts of the Presidential Leadership Council in dealing positively with the renewal of the UN truce, but the Houthi militia refused to extend the truce, pointing out that despite the difficulties facing the legitimate government, it worked to restore the situation, end the rebellion and normalize the situation in the liberated governorates.