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Dep. Premier meets with representatives of the Civil Alliance for Peace, National Reconciliation

[29/07/2018 02:28]

ADEN-SABA
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Interior Eng. Ahmed Almayssari met Sunday with a number of representatives of the Civil Alliance for Peace and National Reconciliation.

The latest developments relating to the legitimate government's underway efforts aiming to establish peace and end war through peaceful solution was key focus of the discussions.

Almayssari blamed Iran-backed Houthi putschist militia for prolonging the ongoing war. He said" Houthi coupist militia has continued to insist on its intransigence, blocking the legitimate government's endeavors to put an end of the warfare and establish peace in the country".

He added"Houhi militia has turned down all proposals suggested by the UN's envoy for a peaceful settlement to the conflict", he added.