Muftah: Yemen Advances Toward Liberation
The Acting Prime Minister, Alama Muhammad Muftah, affirmed that Yemen has succeeded in thwarting the ambitions of aggression and blockade, maintaining the cohesion of state institutions and the stability of the economic sector despite targeting vital facilities and cutting off revenues. He emphasized that Yemen is continuing to implement a radical change project aimed at liberating the country from external dominance and rebuilding the state on new foundations, with a focus on relying on local resources and strengthening national capacities. Despite aggressive forces targeting government institutions and critical sectors such as ports, energy, and industries, the situation has remained stable. Efforts have persisted to improve infrastructure, provide essential materials, and enhance communication with society, alongside executing developmental and investment projects within the country. He pointed out that Yemen faces living and economic challenges due to long-standing reliance on external support, and is working to develop its productive and agricultural sectors while updating laws to promote investment. Furthermore, he reaffirmed Yemen’s continued support for the Palestinian cause and its ongoing commitment to the national change project based on strengthening willpower and societal unity, despite difficult circumstances.
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