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We look forward to relocating UN offices to Aden, Hadi tells Guterres

[28/09/2018 02:50]

NY-SABA
In a meeting with the UN Secretary General AntónioGuterres in New York on Thursday, President Abd-Rabbu MansourHadi said he looks forward to the relocation of the UN offices from the Houthi coupists-held Sana'a to the government-held Aden.

He said "We look forward the activation of the functions to the UN agencies and to the relocation of their offices to the temporary capital Aden so as not to allow the coupists a justification to go ahead with their crimes against the Yemeni people."

"We will continue to support all the sincere efforts of the UN, and want it (the UN) to be firmer and more clearer with the coupist guarillas and to expose their crimes against the unarmed and innocent of the Yemeni people," he said.

Hadi emphasized that there is no solution to the conflict outside the UN drafted track and UN recognized terms of reference for peace."

On his part Guterres praised Hadi's permanent attitude and concrete steps taken toward peace.