The National Bloc of Parties approves the names of the executive body, marking the beginning of implementing its program into practical steps

The Supreme Council of the National Bloc of Political Parties and Components, headed by Dr. Ahmed Obaid bin Dagher, Chairman of the Bloc and Chairman of the Shura Council, announced on Sunday the approval of the names of the members of the Executive Body of the Bloc, marking the beginning of a new phase of comprehensive national work.

The bloc said in a statement that "the executive body is scheduled to hold its first meeting tomorrow, Monday, headed by Dr. Abdullah Awbal, Chairman of the Executive Body, where it will discuss plans and programs that will contribute to strengthening national cohesion and activating the role of the bloc in confronting the current challenges facing the country."

Bin Dagher stressed that the National Bloc of Political Parties and Components constitutes a national framework that seeks to achieve consensus and collective action, noting that the executive body represents a starting point towards activating the bloc’s vision and translating its goals into practical steps that contribute to serving the supreme national interests.

According to the statement, the executive body of the bloc was formed from the following names: “Hussein Mansour Saeed, Ahmed Halah, Wadah Al-Yaman Khaled Hariri, Wadah Mohammed Salem Bin Braik, Brigadier General Ali Saeed Shalamah, Adeeb Salem Haboub, Jamal Najib Hassan Ali, Amr Al-Younsi.”

The committee also included: "Ali Ezzi Qaid, Qasim Al-Harshi, Ali Saif Al-Naimi, Ahmed Al-Sabahi, Yasser Hamid Al-Shaibani, Abdulrahman Al-Sabari, Abdulrab Abdullah Al-Rashdi, and Yasser Abu Bakr Al-Mu'alimi."

The statement indicated that this announcement comes within the framework of the bloc's efforts to enhance unified national action and support efforts for peace, stability and development in Yemen.

In early November, the National Bloc of Political Parties and Components was announced, which includes 21 political parties and components. It aims to support the state authorities to unify their decision and extend their influence over all national territory, support the government in its economic program to provide services and alleviate the suffering of citizens, and return all state institutions to work from the temporary capital, Aden.