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References-based dialogue will guarantee peace and co-existence in Yemen: FM

[01/07/2021 02:34]

BERLIN - SABA
Yemen's Foreign Minister has asserted that dialogue based on the three locally and internationally approved three terms of reference will guarantee peace and coexistence among the different components of the Yemeni society.

In a roundtable discuss organized by Berghof Foundation here today, Ahmed Awd Bin Mubarak said the government is committed to achieving a sustainable peace that leads to building a country where real partnership prevails, not sectarian, dynastical or other supremacies.

The three terms of reference are the GCC Initiative, the outcomes of the National Dialogue 2013-2014 and the UN Security Council resolution 2216.