The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan stressed on Monday the imperative of the Riyadh Agreement which resolves the differences between the Yemeni government and the separatist Southern Transitional Council.

The National Alliance of the Yemeni Political Forces (NAYPF) strongly condemned and denounced all escalatory measures by the so-called South Transitional Council (STC), viewing that as flagrant rebellion against the State, violation of the constitution and Laws, infringement upon the mandates of the President of the Republic,deliberately renouncing Riyadh Agreement and a continuation of the armed insurgency the STC carried out in August 2019.

Arab League (AL) Secretary General Ahmed Abu al-Ghait stressed that Riyadh Agreement should be observed and the situations need to be normalized in the wake of the recent move by the so-called South Transitional Council (STC).

Speaker of Arab Parliament Dr. Masha'l Assalami stressed that it is very necessary to observe the implementation of Riyadh Agreement's articles which signed by the Yemeni Government and the South Transitional Council (STC) on November 2019.

The Secretary General of the GCC Dr. Nayef Al-Hajrat stated that it is very important to respond to the statement of the Saudi-led Arab Coalition in support of legitimacy in Yemen that the situations in Aden.

The European Union (EU) stated that it is against the announcement of the so-called South Transitional Council (STC) and its decision to assume the self-ruling of the cities of the south above all the interim capital Aden.

Yemen's Foreign Minister said the government had met all its obligations under the power sharing Agreement of Riyadh which the southern separatist militias sabotaged a couple of days ago.

The upper house of the Yemeni parliament condemned on Monday the declaration of "self-rule" by southern separatists a couple of days ago in the government's interim seat of Aden.

The Organization of Islamic Conference announced on Monday its support for the Arab Coalition's rejection of the recent "self-rule" declaration by south Yemen separatists.

The Arab Coalition called on Monday for reversing the south Yemen separatists' recent declaration of "self-rule" and "state of emergency" in Aden.

Deputy Governor of Marib governorate Dr. Abd-Rabbu Meftah launched Sunday the distribution of urgent relief aids to the floods affected IDPs.

The leadership of the Parliament announced opposition to the declaration of the South Transitional Council (STC) issued yesterday, describing it as announcement of renouncing of Riyadh Agreement, undermining Saudi Arabia's and international community's efforts to re-establish security and peace in Yemen.

Yemen's Government on Sunday called on "the United Nations, the Arab League and the Organization of the Islamic Conference to condemn the coup d'état" in Aden.

Hadramout governorate local authority received Sunday five Ambulances provided by Saudi Program for Development and Reconstruction in Yemen (SPDRY).

The Saudi demining project "MASAM" has so far extracted 671 landmines from different parts of Yemen in the fourth of week of April.

The governors and local authorities of several southern Yemeni governorates have condemned the announcement by the separatist Southern Transitional Council (STC) on early Sunday that it would establish self-rule in the south.

The Yemeni Economic Corporation in Aden inaugurated the distribution of food and shelter materials to 1,000 families affected by the recent torrential rains that hit the governorates' districts.

The Charitable Society for Social Welfare – Yemen launched on Saturday the distribution of shelter materials to the most vulnerable IDPs and host communities in Al-Abr district in the eastern Yemen province of Hadhramout.

Yemen's Information Minister called on human rights advocate organizations and world press institutions to join hands in saving Yemeni journalists from the execution orders issued by the Houthi militia.

The Arab Coalition backing Yemen's legitimate government against Houthi armed militiamen announced the extension of a two-week ceasefire that expired on Thursday for an additional month.