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Seminar: Yemen state needs to be restored, if public salaries are to be resumed

[09/12/2020 05:41]

MARIB-SABA
Yemeni activists have reminded the world of the intuitive solution to the salary suspension and overall problems of the country that many tend to ignore: The restoration of the state back from the hands of the Houthi militants .

In a seminar organized by the local Modernization Organization in cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert office, the activists said ending the Iranian-backed Houthi coup and restoring the state and government, the guarantors of rights, will resolve all the problems of the country including the resumption of paying public salaries.

The seminar concluded with recommendations to the international community to be serious in weighing on the Houthi militia to hand over the regular revenues along with the funds looted from the former central bank, social security fund and other funds in Sana’a back to the legitimate state.