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Yemen envoy: No talks with Houthis outside state laws
The Yemeni ambassador to Morocco, Azzeddine Saeed Al-Asbahi, affirmed that the political dialogue with the Houthi group is conditional upon their recognition of state institutions, adherence to the constitution and national consensus, and their rejection of imposing attitudes through armed force or rebelling against institutions. He pointed out that restoring state institutions and respecting the law and constitution are the guarantees for Yemen's stability and unity. He also emphasized that military operations are aimed at forcing the Houthis to cease their rebellion, not at waging a war of attrition that harms civilians. He criticized the Houthis’ expansion into remote mountain areas beyond their control, viewing it as a reflection of a political and ideological project that threatens the cohesion of Yemeni society. He described the Houthis as an extremist sectarian group, comparing their rhetoric to that of ISIS in terms of extremism and sectarian roots. Furthermore, the ambassador confirmed that the Yemeni government prefers political solutions over military ones, and that the recent escalation by the Houthis aims to widen the scope of the conflict and cause regional instability. He considered the relationship between Yemen and Saudi Arabia to be deeper than its relationship with Iran, which does not have extensive commercial ties with Yemen. The ambassador praised Morocco’s supportive stance towards Yemen’s unity and security, emphasizing that the relations between the two countries are based on brotherly bonds and mutual positions. He also reaffirmed that Moroccan support remains firm for Yemen, highlighting the importance of Yemen’s stability and national unity.
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