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VP affirms resolve to restore state and fight terrorism

[13/07/2017 04:49]

RIYADH-SABA
Yemen's vice president has affirmed the resolve of Yemen's leadership and its Arab and other friendly backers to restore the state, fight terrorism, achieve security and stability and build the six-region federal state.

Lt. Gen. Ali Mohsen Saleh made the remarks during a meeting with the US ex-ambassador to Yemen, currently the executive vice president of the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, Stephen A. Seche and with avisiting fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, EricPelofsky.

The meeting addressed the situations in Yemen against the backdrop of coup.

The vice president updated the visiting officials about the government's efforts for peace and the concessions offered in the different consultations for peace versus the militias' obstinacy and insistence on bloodshed and looting of the state revenues and public and private properties.

The vice president underlined that the end to this conflict lies in a settlement that rests on the three terms of reference for peace; the GCC brokered initiative, the National Dailogue outcomes and the UNSC resolution 2216.