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VP phone calls the Governor of Hadhramaut

[04/01/2022 05:10]

Riyadh - Saba
Vice President Lieutenant-General Ali Mohsen Saleh, made a phone call to the Governor of Hadhramaut Governorate, Major General Faraj Al-Bahsani, to learn about the various conditions in the governorate.

During the call, the Vice President was briefed on the efforts made in building, providing services and raising awareness of the danger of the Houthi sectarian ideology, praising the wisdom and understanding of the people of Hadhramaut and the governorate’s leadership in embodying a model for the state and its institutions and its role in protecting security and providing stability and development.

The Vice President stressed that the greatest danger and the common enemy of Yemenis and Arabs is represented by the Houthi coup militias and terrorism, and its expansionist Iranian supporting project in Yemen and the region, whose arrogance and aggression now threatens the international navigation and includes acts of piracy the latest of which was the militia's kidnapping of the cargo ship “Rawabi” off Hodeidah Governorate and what it carries. This terrorist behavior confirms that the militias will deliberately waste all opportunities for peace and threaten international security and stability, and the responsibility lies wit the international community to deter and punish the perpetrators of this crime.

The Vice President called for unification of ranks and standing by the political leadership and the efforts of the army for the nationalist and our brothers in the coalition to support legitimacy, which would stabilize the pillars of security, deter Iran's sectarian project, and preserve Yemen and its identity within its Arab and Islamic surroundings.

During the call, the Vice President urged to redouble efforts and unify energies to improve services and enhance the process of construction and development witnessed by the governorate in various fields.

The Vice President praised the role of the Arab coalition led by the brothers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and its support for Yemen in the battle to restore the state and defeat the coup and in various development and humanitarian aspects.