The Presidency Council meets with the ambassadors of the five countries to discuss supporting peace in Yemen

The President of the Presidential Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, and the members of the Council met with the ambassadors of the five countries active in the Yemeni file, in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.

The meeting was attended by the ambassadors of Saudi Arabia, the United States, the Emirates, France, and Britain, to confirm the strong partnership with the international community to support Yemen and the Yemeni people. According to the official Saba Agency.

The Presidential Leadership Council affirmed its full commitment to achieving economic, political, and security priorities in a way that meets the hopes and aspirations of the Yemeni people.

For their part, the ambassadors welcomed the vision of the Presidential Leadership Council and its ambitions for economic reform, achieving stability, and improving the living conditions of the Yemeni people.

They also affirmed their firm commitment to supporting the Presidential Leadership Council, the Yemeni government and its institutions, to provide basic services, enhance governance, and support economic development in the country.

The meeting reaffirmed the strong partnership between the Presidential Leadership Council and the main international allies, and to enhance common goals, to support peace, security, and stability in Yemen.

Yesterday, Monday, informed sources revealed to "Yemeni Youth" that a meeting of the Presidential Leadership Council is expected today, Tuesday, with the attendance of all eight of its members for the first time in several months, in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.

The sources confirmed to the "From the End" program that the meeting will be followed by another meeting with a number of ambassadors of Arab and international countries, in addition to a third meeting with the Quartet Committee, which includes Saudi Arabia, the UAE, America and Britain.

According to the sources, the nature of the decisions that will be announced by the Leadership Council is still unclear, and whether the issue is related to announcing a new roadmap or a political settlement with the Houthis, or the possibility of declaring war against the Houthis to restore the state, which may require international support.