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During swear-in of new ministers, Hadi says Yemen is at crossroads

[25/12/2017 01:01]

RIYADH-SABA
During a swear-in of new ministers he appointed on Sunday, President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi said on Monday that "Yemen is at crossroads and we have to work to get our country to a safe position to build a new federal Yemen; the new federal Yemen, and the Yemen of justice, partnership and equality."

Hadi swore in the new ministers of interior, oil, agriculture and transports, and a new minister of state for parliament and Shura affairs.

Hadi said that Yemen is in its way to victory over the Iranian Houthi militia. He told the ministers: "You have big responsibilities to: provide citizens with services; establish security and stability; work the state institutions; and join hands in serving your people."