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 Houthi militias' attempts to recruit youth and drag them into armed conflicts. In his statements, the Governor emphasized the importance of societal awareness regarding the dangers of these practices, which aim to destabilize the country and prolong the war.
The Governor of Sana'a praised the significant efforts made by the armed forces, security services, and popular resistance in Yemen. He affirmed that these forces are making precious sacrifices to protect the homeland and defend its sovereignty, stressing that the ultimate goal is to restore the state and its legitimate institutions that serve all citizens.
The Governor also explained that the city of Sana'a represents a strategic depth for Yemen, and that its liberation and the restoration of its stability are a top priority for ending the suffering of the population. He pointed out that popular solidarity and support for the legitimate forces are the only way to face current challenges and achieve security and peace in all Yemeni governorates.
These calls come at a time when areas under Houthi control are witnessing increasing pressure on families and youth to engage in military operations. The Yemeni government consistently emphasizes the necessity of protecting the social fabric and preserving the future of coming generations from the effects of the ongoing conflict.
In concluding his remarks, the Governor urged all national forces to unite their ranks and work earnestly to support efforts to restore the state. He expressed his confidence in the Yemeni people's ability to overcome this difficult phase and build a stable and prosperous future for Yemen.