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Outcomes of national dialogue afford coexistence atmosphere, says Atiya

[16/07/2018 03:22]

CAIRO-SABA
Minister of Endowments Ahmed Atiya said the outcomes of the National Dialogue agreed upon by Yemen's different political stakeholders in 2013-2014 afford an atmosphere of coexistence in a country based on a middle-of-the-road religious thought.

Atiya made the remarks during a meeting with the grant Mufti of Egypt Dr. Shawqi Allam. They discussed bilateral cooperation in the field of religious guidance and endowments.

He said that President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's government believes in dialogue as a methodology for resolving all conflicts and so it has been reiterating the call to the Houthis to go to a serious dialogue that achieves the peace the nation dreams of. But the Iran-backed militia is bent o pursuing their extremist ideology and hostile agenda he said.