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 need to prepare for the coming phase in order to restore the legitimate state institutions.
In press statements, the Governor praised the great sacrifices made by the Yemeni Armed Forces, security services, and popular resistance on various fronts. He affirmed that these efforts are part of the pursuit to end the coup and restore security and stability to all Yemeni governorates.
The Governor of Sana'a pointed out that the capital, Sana'a, represents the strategic depth of Yemen, and that its liberation remains a primary goal to end the suffering of the citizens. He also stressed the importance of uniting national ranks to confront the challenges imposed by the Houthi group on Yemeni society.
These calls come in light of continued tensions in Yemen, as the legitimate government and the Arab Coalition attempt to support stability in liberated areas. The Yemeni government consistently emphasizes the importance of supporting popular resistance to ensure the protection of civilians from the practices of armed groups.
In concluding his remarks, the Governor urged Yemeni tribes to protect their sons from engaging in battles that do not serve the national interest, calling for a focus on building a stable and secure Yemeni future for all citizens, away from armed conflicts.