[22/02/2023 05:17]
ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister Ma'een Abdulmalik met Wednesday with Chairman of Consultation and Reconciliation Authority Mohammad al-Ghaithi and his deputies Abdulmalik al-Mikhlafi, Sakhr al-Wageeh, Jamila Ali Raja, and Akram al-Ameri.
The presidency of the authority briefed Prime Minister on the duties of the authority to help the Presidential Leadership Council and working on national consistence for regaining the state and realizing peace.
The meeting touched upon mechanisms of integration and coordination and supporting the government in normalizing conditions and tackling the difficult economic condition.
Prime Minister pointed out to the significant role of the authority in unifying visions and goals of the different national powers to unite behind the goal of regaining the state and ending Houthi militia's coup against the state.
He pointed out that the integration and unifying national front of all political and social powers is the only way to overcome dangers and problems and Iranian danger in the country.
He pointed out to latest political, economic, military, security and service developments and priorities of the government to deal with them for alleviating suffering of Yemeni people.
For its part, the presidency of the reconciliation authority praised efforts exerted by the government to deal with current challenges, confirming keenness on coordinating efforts for regaining the state and ending Houthi militia's coup.
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