[06/04/2019 10:27]
WASHINGTON-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Washington Ahmad Awadh bin Mubarak has said any militia carries weapon will not be accepted in the future political scene in Yemen and anyone wants to be part, should be transferred into a political party for drawing better future to Yemen.
In the annual meeting for US universities ( Arab League sample) organized by the National Council for Arab –American relation, which included diplomats, academics and students of political science, he talked about the Arab League as political entity for Arab nation and a significant forum includes all concerns of the nation.
He added, it has important role in dealing with files concerning international community as a whole like international trade, globalization and fighting terrorism and through it Arab countries presented joint viewpoint to the international community as a political body through which Arab countries move.
Concerning Yemen, he said Yemen is one of the founders of the Arab League but today is going through domestic war imposed by an Arab neighboring country does not respect this relation and does not consider religious and kinship relations and used a group of Yemeni people who have political aspirations on the bases of sectarianism to enter Yemen and goes beyond to Arab countries and blackmailing western countries and international community.
He made it clear that the dream, which can be implemented in Yemen, is the federal state adopted by President Hadi and supported by Yemeni people with their different political and social trends.
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