[16/04/2019 02:47]
SAYOON-SABA
The House of Representatives has affirmed that it will keep on working along with all official authorities led by President of the Republic Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to get all national missions accomplished.
At the conclusion of its extraordinary sessions held Tuesday presided over by the Speaker Sultan al-Barakani, the parliament issued statement in which the lawmakers stressed the importance of the three terms of reference including the GCC's Initiative, its executive mechanism, outcomes of National Dialogue and International Security Council's resolution (2216 ) of 2015 as the only single and nonnegotiable basis for political solution in Yemen.
Therefore any attempt to change or neutralize these terms of reference should be rejected. All decrees and measures issued by the terrorist Houthi militia in all state's institutions in the militia-controlled regions are considered to be null and void, the parliament criminalizes all acts the putschists have done given that Houthi militia is a terrorist armed gang illegally taking control.
The parliament stated that it is going to constantly keep on holding its sessions to carry out its constitutional and legal tasks, eliminating the coup, reinstating official authorities and establishing the federal state that all Yemenis came to consensus about.
The House of Representatives expressed thanks and gratitude to the member states of Saudi-led Arab Coalition backed by the United Arab Emirates for their helpful response to President Hadi's appeal to save Yemen and Yemeni people from the terrorist Iran-backed Houthi militia's clutches.
The parliament recommended the government to refrain from going to any new consultations before the implementation of Sweden Agreement about Hodeidah governorate.
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