PNN – The Secretary-General of the Arab League called for an end to tensions in eastern Yemen and emphasized that recent developments in Hadhramaut and Al-Mahra provinces are complicating the Yemen crisis.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, in a statement issued by his official spokesperson, Jamal Rushdi, Abu al-Ghait reaffirmed the unified stance of Arab countries regarding adherence to Yemen’s sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity.
He clarified: The Arab League continues to support the legitimate government of Yemen (recognized by the international coalition and Saudi Arabia) led by the ‘Presidential Leadership Council’ and rejects any interference in the country’s internal affairs.
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The Secretary-General of the Arab League specifically called on Yemeni parties, particularly the Southern Transitional Council, to adhere to de-escalation and avoid actions that undermine national unity.
He warned: Escalating disputes under the current circumstances will impose further negative consequences on the shoulders of the suffering Yemeni people.
In conclusion, Abu al-Ghait noted: The issue of southern Yemen has known historical and social dimensions that must be examined within the framework of a comprehensive political dialogue among all Yemeni parties.
He emphasized: Resolving problems can never be achieved through imposing a fait accompli or threatening the country’s unity; rather, the only path to a sustainable settlement is dialogue and addressing the root causes of the crisis.