Statement by the Executive Unit for IDP Camps
26 February 2021
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Statement by the Executive Unit for IDP Camps
Statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate regarding Security Council Resolution 2564 (2021) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate welcomes Security Council Resolution 2564 issued on Thursday, February 25, 2021.
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Yemeni Foreign Minister Khaled Al-Yamany said to « Asharq Al-Awsat » that the tripartite mechanism of the Redeployment Coordination Committee in Al-Hodeida means that all parties (the Yemeni Government, the United Nations and Houthis) must verify this withdrawal.
Neither in the Stockholm Agreement nor in international law is mentioned a unilateral withdrawal from Hodeida.
“Even if our forces withdraw, the Houthis of the Tripartite Commission have the right to verify this withdrawal”.
“The Minister’s statement was in response to the United Nations announcement that Iranian-backed Houthi Millitias would proceed with a withdrawal that begins on Saturday, May 11 and ends three days later, according to a plan that, if applicable , will be the first after intransigence for nearly five mon...
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Federica Mogherini, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission, met today in Brussels with the H.E. Abdul Malek Al Mekhlafi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Yemen to discuss the current political and humanitarian situation in the country and prospects for resolution of the conflict.
During the discussion, HR/VP Mogherini recalled the full support of the European Union to ongoing efforts by the UN Special Envoy for Yemen Mr. Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed to achieve a resumption of negotiations, in line with relevant UN Security Council Resolutions.
She stressed the urgency of an inclusive political solution to end the current conflict in the face of increasing state fragmentation, human suffering, the rise of ...
Read MoreSANA’A, Nov.13(Saba)- Foreign Minister Abdullah al-Saidi headed on Thursday to Abu Dhabi to participate in Sir Bani Yas Forum, which will be held on Friday in the UAE capital.
The three-day forum will be attended by a group of foreign ministers, senior policy makers, business leaders and academic experts.
In a statement to Saba, al-Saidi pointed out that the forum would discuss the most pressing issues and challenges in the region to keep pace with the events and their repercussions methodology dynamically away from formal frameworks.
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Deputy Foreign Minister and Chairman of the National Commission for Refugees (NCR) Amir Salem Aidaroos met here on Monday with chief of International Organization for Migration (IOM) mission in Yemen Nicoletta Gyor Dano.
During the meeting, they discussed bilateral relations between the NCR and the IOM, as the flow of the illegal immigrants from the Horn of Africa to Yemen is increasing.
They also dealt with the Organization’s role in helping Yemen to return the illegal immigrants back to their countries, studying reasons for their influx and supporting the efforts of the Yemeni government in this regard.
In Yemen, more than 750,000 thousand immigrants are not registered.
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Foreign Minister Jamal al-Salal met on Monday with Chargé d’affaires of the Saudi embassy in Sana’a Hazza al-Mutairi.
At the meeting, al-Salal and al-Mutairi discussed bilateral relations between the two brotherly countries and ways of enhancing them.
Al-Salal hailed the distinguished relations between the two countries, valuing the efforts made by the Kingdom in support of the political settlement and the current transitional phase in Yemen. He added that Yemen would never forget the great role of the Kingdom in support of Yemen’s unity, security and stability.
For his part, al-Mutairi confirmed the kingdom’s keenness to continue to support the transitional phase after the success of the comprehensive national dialogue.
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Foreign Minister Jamal al-Salal discussed on Sunday with Coordinator for Counterterrorism at the U.S. Department of State, Tina Kaidanow, joint cooperation between the two countries in the counterterrorism field.
At the meeting, Kaidanow conveyed greetings and congratulations of the U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to al-Salal for winning the confidence to assume the position of Foreign Minister, and wished him success in his new duties.
She hailed the efforts of President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi in pushing forward the transition process and in combating terrorism and the successes that have been achieved by the armed forces in countering the terror elements in the provinces of Abyan and Shabwa.
The foreign minister confirmed Yemen’s keenness to develop the bilateral relations and streng...
Read MoreThe government is now dedicating its efforts to implement the remaining of the transitional process and the National Dialogue Conference’s (NDC) outcomes, Foreign Minister said on Sunday in Algeria.
“Efforts are currently focused on the implementation of the rest steps of the process of transition and the dialogue’s outcomes to build the modern civil state and fulfill the Yemeni people’s aspirations of development, prosperity and a better future,” Abu Bakr al-Qirbi said in a lecture delivered in the Diplomatic Institute at the Algerian Foreign Ministry.
Al-Qirbi reviewed the latest developments in the national arena and the unique experience of peaceful political settlement Yemen reached in 2011, which steered Yemen from conflicts and wars.
He also indicated to the steps that have been ac...
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