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Arab Parliament Speaker calls Riyadh parties to implement agreement

[17/03/2021 05:18]

RIYADH-SABA
The Speaker of Arab Parliament Abdurrahman al-Assoumi has called parties of Riyadh Agreement to quickly finalize implementation of the agreement, especially security and military section to realize security and stability in Yemen.

In a release he issued on Wednesday, al-Assoumi confirmed that Riyadh Agreement represents the prime foundation for unifying efforts of the Yemeni people in facing Houthi militia's coup, regaining the state institutions and protecting Yemen's unity and stability.

He called the parties for quick response to the call made by Saudi Arabia to meet in Riyadh for discussing implementation of the rest sections of agreement. The call came after protesters' storm of Ma'ashiq Palace in Aden.

He praised Saudi quick action for avoiding any new differences between the parties of the agreement, stressing necessity of supporting the new government and granting it enough time to implement developmental projects in liberated provinces.