Saudi Care and Councils Who Decides for South
The article discusses the formation of several coordination councils in the southern Yemeni provinces, under the sponsorship and support of Saudi Arabia. The aim is to reorganize the political landscape in the South following the dissolution of the Southern Transitional Council. It points out that these councils lack a strong popular base and rely on external backing and northern party influences, which threaten their legitimacy and diminish their true representation of southern interests. Additionally, the article highlights that these formations could lead to further fragmentation of southern representation, weaken negotiating positions, and increase divisions, with a potential recurrence of past paths such as promoting the independence of Hadhramaut or fragmenting the South, especially in the absence of unified leadership and genuine popular awareness.
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