[14/09/2022 02:54]
BERLIN-SABA
President of the Presidential Leadership Council Rashad al-Alimi has confirmed keenness of the council and the government on enhancing cooperation relations with different regional and international partners for serving interests of Yemeni people and alleviating humanitarian suffering made by Iran-backed Houthi militia.
In a meeting with German organizations and experts on Wednesday here, President al-Alimi said the council and the government are committed to approach of inclusive peace, which ensures justice and equal citizenship and equal share of power and wealth, as well as enabling women and youth of active participation in the present and future of Yemen in accordance with locally, regionally and internationally agreed upon references.
He put the organizations and experts in the picture of latest developments in Yemen, including UN Truce and Houthi militia's attempts to fail it, pointing out to needed partnership with German Civil Society Organizations for supporting transference from relief into development.
President of the Council listened to concerns of German Civil Society Organizations and available partnership programs in different fields.
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