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PM says preserving political pillar for victory in the fateful

[06/05/2021 04:41]

SEIYOON - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Maeen Abdul-Malik affirmed that preserving the political accord achieved under the Riyadh Agreement is a basic pillar for victory in the fateful battle of Yemen and the Arabs against the Iranian project represented by the Houthi coup militia noting the efforts made by the brothers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to continue the national consensus and complete the battle to restore the state and ending the coup.

This came in a speech by the Prime Minister during a Ramadan evening held in the city of Seiyoon, Hadramout Governorate, with the participation of a number of social figures, sheikhs, scholars, preachers, leaders from the local and executive authorities, and military and security leaders in the Hadramout valley and desert.