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Guterres expresses will to do utmost for Yemen

[23/09/2017 09:52]

NY-SABA
The UN Secretary GeneralAntónio Guterres expressed his willingness do his utmost to support Yemen in all aspects with a view to achieving peace, reconstruction, recovery of life and return of sustainable development in Yemen.

He signaled this interest in a meeting that brought him together with President Abdu R. Mansour Hadi in New York on Saturday.
Guterres expressed his appreciation of Hadi's efforts to extricate Yemen out of its current difficult situation.

Hadi expressed his delight by the meeting which aims to boost the UN support for Yemen to overcome its challenges and curb the bring to a halt the Saleh-Houthi militias which continue to this moment in killing children and civilians in Taiz and other cities.

"We will always remain preachers of peace and seek to achieve peace out of our sense of responsibility toward the whole Yemeni people," said Hadi. He said he is committed to deliver humanitarian aid to all Yemenis in all regions including the militia-controlled regions.

Hadi renewed acceptance of the UN Envoy Ismail Ould Cheikh'sproposals concerning Hodeidah Red Sea port and city saying the government is positively reacting to all peace initiatives.