Governor of Sana'a calls on Yemenis to reject Houthi recruitment and commit to restoring the state
The Governor of Sana'a, Abdul Qawi Sharif, has called on the Yemeni people to reject the recruitment operations imposed by the Houthi group, emphasizing the importance of preserving national identity and standing against attempts to alter the country's social fabric.
In press statements, the Governor praised the significant sacrifices made by the Yemeni Armed Forces, security services, and the popular resistance in the pursuit of restoring the state. He affirmed that these efforts reflect the determination of the Yemeni people to end the coup and return to a path of stability.
The Governor stressed that the city of Sana'a represents the strategic depth and the beating heart of Yemen, noting that its recovery is a primary goal to ensure a safe and stable future for all Yemenis. He also warned of the dangers of armed groups exploiting youth in conflicts that do not serve the nation's interests.
These calls come in light of the ongoing tensions in Yemen, as the legitimate government, supported by the Arab Coalition, seeks to strengthen its military and security capabilities. Local authorities emphasize the necessity of uniting ranks to confront current challenges.
In concluding his remarks, the Governor called on the international community to support efforts to restore the Yemeni state, stressing that lasting peace will only be achieved through the return of legitimate institutions and the extension of their control over all Yemeni territories.