Ali Al-Sadiq, the foreign minister of Sudan, met again with Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak, the foreign minister of Yemen, to reiterate his country’s firm support for constitutional legitimacy, the country’s unity, and the sovereignty of its lands. He also expressed his condemnation of the Houthi terrorist attacks and their recent escalation by targeting Yemen’s ports of Razoum and the Patriarchate in Hadramout and Shabwa.
This occurred concurrently with their participation in the League of Arab States Council during its thirty-first session, which was held in the capital of Algeria, at the summit level of the Arab Foreign Ministers.
The Houthi groups were unyielding and refused to extend the cease-fire, as well as the effects of the recent attack on the Razoum ports and the oil plateau, according to the Yemeni News Agency “Saba,” which pointed to the Yemeni National Defense Council’s decision to categorise the Houthi groups as a terrorist organisation.
Sudan affirms his nation’s unwavering and steadfast support for Yemen’s unity, constitutional legitimacy, and territorial sovereignty.
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