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[03/10/2021 05:02]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik has stressed that Riyadh Agreement implementation in full, reunion of security and security apparatus re is very important to establish security, stability in the government-held governorates.

He said " this is the government's top priority, everybody must understand this and contribute to realizing it as soon as possible".

His remarks came as he presided over a meeting of the Security Committee in Aden governorate today.

The session devoted to discuss the security situations and the violent events the temporary capital has seen recently, mainly in the district of Crater.

Dr. Ma'een urged accelerating arrangements to establish and furnish the Joint Operation Room in order to maintain security and stability in the city of Aden.

He also ordered authorities in charge to bring back basic services mainly water and electricity in the affected quarters of Crater as soon as possible.