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[03/07/2018 02:46]

HUDRAMOUT-SABA
Vice President (Lt Gen) Ali Mohssen Saleh praised Yemeni woman active contribution to Yemen's great history. He said " Woman is cornerstone of the society, and Yemeni woman played significant roles throughout different epochs of history including this critical stage".

(Lt Gen), Mohssen statement came as he met Tuesday with a number of Civil Society Organizations' representatives.

The Vice President talked about the latest developments in the country, citing the legitimate leadership's efforts aiming to re-establish security, stability and reinstate the State's official authorities.

The women reported to (Lt Gen) Mohssen about their organizations' activities in the government-held regions and the difficulties they have been facing at this critical stage.