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Terrorist extremism and ideology of Iran rejected, says Hadi

[16/11/2017 03:57]

DUSSELDORF -SABA
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi said that "the terrorist extremism and ideology of Iran which the Houthis are pursuing" are rejected and can never be accepted.

Addressing Yemeni diplomats, students and dignitaries who came from different European countries to meet him in the German city of Dusseldorf where he is on a visit, Hadi said "you are representing your country and conveying its suffering as a result of the Houthi-Saleh militias rebellion against the national agenda and the federal state project unanimously agreed upon by the Yemeni people and its active stakeholders; the political parties, CSOs, women and youth."

Hadi said that "despite the country's circumstances we will pay special attention to the situation of students" pursuing higher studies in Europe.

He said that Yemen's future is going to be better and more beautiful in a just federal state that embraces everybody.