Al-Arada: Protecting antiquities national responsibility
The Member of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC), Governor of Marib governorate Sultan al-Arada stated that the protection of the Yemeni antiquities is a national duty, official and communal efforts need to be joined to preserve them.
Israeli Aggression Leaves 71,769 Gazans Martyred, 171,483 Injured
The death toll from Israel's aggression on Gaza since October 7, 2023, has risen to 71,769 martyrs and 171,483 injured, medical sources reported.
Japan's LNG imports down 1.4 percent
Japan's liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports fell 1.4 percent to 64.98 million tons last year 2025, compared to 2024. according to provisional data released by the Japanese Ministry of Finance today, Thursday.
Paris Saint-Germain temporarily tops the French league after their win against Auxerre
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Auxerre 1-0 in their Ligue 1 match on Matchday 19.
User Name: Password:
Bin Mubarak, US Chargé d'Affairs discuss Yemen latest developments
[11/07/2021 02:29]

RIYADH-SABA
Yemen's Foreign Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad Bin Mubarak, discussed with the Chargé d'Affaires for the U.S. Embassy to Yemen Cathy Westley the latest developments in Yemen including the political process.

Bin Mubarak denounced the Houthi militia's continued intransigence and rejection of the initiative being offered to achieve a comprehensive ceasefire, reopen Sanaa airport and return to political negotiations, warning that the continued escalation and military aggression by the Houthis, especially against civilians in Marib, exacerbates the humanitarian disaster in Yemen especially the suffering of the internally displaced people.

Bin Mubarak stressed the imperative to complete the implementation of the Riyadh Agreement, especially with regard to its security and military aspects, stressing that the Yemeni government engages with a high sense of responsibility in the efforts to resolve the issue with the STC and appreciates the support and efforts made by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in order to ensure the full implementation of the Riyadh Agreement.

Bin Mubarak stressed that any measures that hinder the implementation of the Riyadh Agreement are not in the interest of any party, but rather increase the suffering of citizens and impede the implementation of the government's program aimed at restoring economic recovery and improving service conditions in Aden and the rest of the liberated areas.

For her part, Westley affirmed her country's position, which calls on the Houthis to immediately accept ceasefire and enter into negotiations, and also renewed the call for ending all forms of escalatory rhetoric and the need to return to dialogue to implement the Riyadh Agreement and in a manner that achieves the interests of the Yemeni people, stressing her country's support to the legitimate government and to the security, unity and stability of Yemen.


Al-Arada: Protecting antiquities national responsibility
Army Foils Houthi Infiltration Attempt East of Taiz
Leadership Council Member Al-Mahrami, Officials Discuss Situation of Judicial Authority, Promoting Its Institutional Role
Al-Mahrami Meets Hadramaut Governor's Deputy, Stresses Southern Unity and Dialogue
Yemen Participates in Arab–Indian Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
Yemen Government Condemns Houthi Attack on UN Offices, Humanitarian Work
Ambassador Mohamed Taha, EU Officials Confer on Boosting Ties and Yemen Developments
Yemen Participates in 2026 Global Peace Summit in France
Yemen, India Discuss Joint Commission Meeting to Boost Ties
Yemeni Envoy Discusses Boosting Ties with Indonesian Official

About Saba News Agency | Usage Agreement | Contact Us