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Interior Minister: The federal state is the only way to stabilize the country

[25/05/2021 11:54]

SEIYOON - SABA
Minister of Interior, Maj. Gen. Ebrahim Haydan, affirmed that the federal state in Yemen is the only way to the country's stability, stressing that the priorities at the present are preserving the unity of the army and security and their cohesion with the rest of the state's institutions.

He made the remarks in a meeting, today with the Deputy Hadhramout Governor for Valley and Desert Affairs Esam Al-Kathiri, and social dignitaries of Al-Qaf district in Hadhramout.

Minister Haidan was briefed on the district’s needs in the development and service fields, praising the efforts of the local authority in implementing the first road linking the desert areas with the Valley’s dsitricts, funded from province’s quota from oil sales.