Representatives from all regions of Yemen might participate in peace discussions
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Roshan Amiri
- . March 22, 2022
- . Update: March 23, 2022 2:31 pm
Yemen–Representatives from throughout Yemen, including Sanaa, which is held by the Houthi rebels, may attend a meeting to resolve the violence in Yemen next week in Riyadh. The Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) has invited members of Yemen’s internationally recognized government as well as representatives of the Houthi rebels to meet in Saudi Arabia’s capital between March 29 and April 7.
The goal is to push the UN’s incentive to end the eight-year civil conflict ahead. The GCC’s drive is in response to the Yemeni people’s aspirations and the international community’s support for ending the war. The Gulf Cooperation Council has emphasized that the Yemenis themselves must find a way to stop the conflict. According to the GCC, about 500 persons have been invited to the discussions next week. The effort will advocate for a comprehensive peace settlement in Yemen.
The official stated, “The consultations must address everyone.” “Everyone is welcome to attend, and the consultations will see a lot of fresh faces.” “Unite ranks, heal rifts between Yemen’s many components, develop state institutions, and establish a strategy that drives them to the consultation table,” the discussions will try to do “.. The military and security axis, as well as the execution of a ceasefire, will be the center of attention.
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The political process, as well as the development of state institutions, administrative reforms, and governance, as well as the fight against corruption, will be high on the agenda. The humanitarian component, as well as the axis of stability and economic recovery through immediate actions to prevent the collapse of the Yemeni currency, will be considered. The discussions will also center on ensuring stability and recovery so that essential services can continue and donors can provide direct assistance.
Yemen has been stuck in a stalemate for over eight years, since the Houthi rebels, who are supported by Iran, overthrew the government in 2014. Efforts to resolve the dispute in the past have failed owing to a lack of trust between the opposing parties. When the Houthis gained control of Sanaa, Yemen’s capital, in 2014, it sparked a civil conflict that has resulted in one of the world’s greatest humanitarian disasters.
