[21/02/2026 04:19]
ADEN - SABA
The Minister of Endowments and Guidance, Sheikh Turki Al-Wadi'i, has appealed for bolstering national cohesion and rallying behind the legitimate government, represented by the Presidential Leadership Council headed by President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Al-Alimi, in a way that contributes to reinforcing security, stability, and safeguarding state institutions.
In a press statement, Minister Al-Wadi'i affirmed that backing the legitimate leadership in the steps it takes for the benefit of the nation and its citizens represents the most direct route toward achieving security and stability, promoting public tranquility, and strengthening the foundations of civil harmony.
He said the current phase necessitates complete unity among all Yemeni people and genuine support for state institutions and their agencies, in a manner that boosts efforts to revive the state, consolidate public order, and channel energies toward serving religion, the country, and citizens. He stressed that compliance with laws and regulations is a fundamental cornerstone for overcoming current challenges.
The minister also cautioned against the dangers of undermining state institutions and the resulting turmoil, instability, and disruption of public peace. He noted that past experiences have shown that chaos leads to the loss of rights, disruption of public interests, and the exacerbation of economic and social crises.
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