[07/08/2022 08:16]
ADEN-SABA
Consultation and Reconciliation Authority has discussed efforts exerted by the presidency of the authority and what has been accomplished in fields associated with accomplishing the requirements of establishing the authority toped by reconciliation and activating its duties stated by Power Transfer Declaration on April, 7,2022.
In the meeting held Sunday through visual communications and presided over by the Chairman of the Authority Mohammed al-Ghaithi and attended by vice presidents of the authority Abdulmalik al-Mikhlafi, Sakhr al-Wajeeh and Jamila Ali Raja, the meeting discussed latest political developments and issues in the country led by the UN Truce and peace process, economic and service conditions and means of unifying efforts for facing threats and dangers.
The meeting confirmed necessity of accomplishing and approving the draft organizing works of the Presidential Leadership Council and the reconciliation authority, as well as the authority's duty of creating suitable conditions to stop clashes and killing between all political forces and reaching a peace realizing security and stability across the country.
The authority confirmed support to the decrees issued by the Presidential Council, which aims at implementing what has been included in the Power Transfer Declaration.
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