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Hadi affirms govt support to Hadhramout's model of coexistence

[27/07/2020 03:04]

RIYADH - SABA
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi has affirmed the government's support to the model of coexistence that Hadhramout sets, the positive change and social development.

In a meeting with community leaders and representatives of all social stakeholders from the eastern Yemen province here on Monday, Hadi said the government is bent on going ahead with implementing projects secured for Hadhramout as per the inclusive national dialogue of 2013-2014 and consolidating the federal experience that the Yemeni people reached consensus on.

The community representatives on their part affirmed that no single set of the society can claim to represent the province and they will continue to support the government and the transformation of Yemen to a participatory state as per the outcomes of the historical national talks.