[06/07/2022 07:27]
ADEN - SABA
President of the Presidential Leadership Council Rashad al-Alimi came back to Aden Wednesday after successful state tour to the region included Kuwait, Bahrain, Egypt and Qatar before a fruitful especial visit to Saudi Arabia.
During the tour, President al-Alimi and his deputies conducted talks with his brothers, leaders of the brotherly countries and senior officials in them.
The talks touched upon latest developments in Yemen and means of supporting economic and service reforms adopted by the government and the Presidential Council, as well as efforts of realizing and extending the UN Truce and chances of building on this truce to realize peace under Houthi militia stubbornness.
The tour resulted in facilitations for quick economic and development support from Saudi Arabia and the UAE in field of infrastructure and state building and leaders of brotherly countries showed their openness to all different support; developmental, humanitarian and security and sharing expertise with the government of Yemen in different fields.
In a statement to Saba, President al-Alimi expressed pleasure to results of the presidential tour and expressed hope of quick economic support to alleviate suffering of Yemeni people and to avoid prices hikes.
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