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PM: Hadihas directed the govt to implement National Dialogue outcomes

[28/09/2018 04:12]

RIYADH-SABA
Prime Minister Ahmed bin-Daghr said President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadihas directed the government to implement the outcomes of the National Dialogueconference of 2013-2014.

In a meeting with a number of dignitaries from Hadhramout region on Friday,bin-Daghr said Hadidirected the government to give each federal region its rights in wealth and power.

He said that as per the outcomes,Hadhramout and Shabwaprovinces are now getting 20% of the revenues of the local wealth which they did not get in the former unitary state.

"The federal state of six regions is a choice for which there is no alternative to establish the state of law and order and end the intense centralism that had deprived all of the people of Yemen from their simplest rights," he said.

He noted that the bloody and savage Houthicoup "was a coup against what the Yemenis had agreed upon in their National Dilogue, especially the federal state project which the racist militia refuses."

Bin-Daghr called on the Yemeni people to stand by the government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.