AnsarAllah Receive a High-Ranking Delegation From the United Nations

YemenExtra

M.A.

President Saleh Al-Sammad, leader of the Supreme Political council based in Sana’a, along with his deputy, met on Tuesday with the Executive Director of the World Food Program (WFP), David Beazley, UNICEF Executive Director, Anthony Lake, and WHO Executive Director, Tidros Adhanom.

During the meeting, the President stressed that the obstacles encountered by individuals donating to the United Nations organizations is the current US-backed Saudi war, which has imposed a political and media siege on Yemen and prevented the arrival of international media and its means to Yemen.

The President also stressed that the newly established government will do its best to facilitate operations needed to be conducted by any United Nations organizations, and has pledged to cooperate with them and assist them to overcome any difficulties or hardships that may face the humanitarian work.

Furthermore, Al-Sammad expressed his hope that the leaders of international organizations will be the true ambassadors to Yemen that would convey the suffering of Yemenis under the consequences of the Saudi-led coalition.

He pointed out that Yemen has not missed an opportunity for peace at all stages in the previous negotiations nor will it miss any upcoming chance for a just solution that leads to peace to alleviate the suffering of millions of Yemenis.

Meanwhile, Vice President of Al-Sammad, Dr. Kassem Lubazah, mentioned the agony struggled in the so-called “liberated regions” after the Saudi-led coalition and its paid militias took control of them.

The most influenced governorates by the so-called “legitimacy” are in southern Yemen, and are now left to deal with a security chaos consisting of robberies, assassinations and the arising of terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda and Daesh.

On the other hand, the Executive Directors of the international organizations expressed their gratitude for the cooperation of the Yemeni government, and they confirmed their keenness to back up the humanitarian situation and distance it from any political influence.