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Headship of Consultation and Conciliation Commission discusses its 2023 action-plan

[04/01/2023 01:52]

ADEN - SABA
The leadership of the Consultation and Conciliation Commission (CCC) held a virtual session today, Wednesday.

The Chair of the Commission Mohammed al-Ghaithi chaired the meeting which intended to discuss the CCC's 2023 agenda and top priorities.

The CCC's sub-committees' efforts to devise an outline vision about the comprehensive peace process were elaborately discussed.

The discussions covered topics relating to political de-escalation, rationalizing media rhetoric and the Internal Bylaw governing the CCC's action.
The latest developments in the Yemeni national arena were also touched upon.