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PM: Riyadh Agreement one-off chance to unite Yemen political constituencies

[23/09/2020 02:31]

RIYADH - SABA
The designated Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik urges the Yemeni political forces of different orientations to grasp the opportunity that Riyadh Agreement offers to align themselves in a national united front in order to eliminate Houthi theocratic militia's coup and restore the official government.

His statement came as he received Wednesday the representatives of Hadramout Inclusive Conference within the course of ongoing consultations with the political constituencies with the purpose of forming the new technocrats government to be established under Riyadh Agreement.

Dr. Ma'een described Riyadh Agreement as unrepeated chance that Yemeni political parties should not miss to bring themselves together in order to counter Houthi militia's insurgence and reinstate the legitimate authority.

"Everybody needs to understand that Riyadh Agreement sponsored by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia provides a good chance may never come again, all must be keen to exploit this opportunity to re-united the national front as a pre-requisite to put an end of the Houthi militia's coup", said Ma'een.

The discussions touched upon the underway consultations to form the new government as soon as possible.