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Under the auspices of President Al-Zubaidi, the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert Transitional Council holds an expanded meeting to set priorities for the next phase, Yafa News – Aden. The Assistant Executive Body of the Southern Arab Transitional Council for the affairs of the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert Directorates held an expanded meeting that included local leaders, members of the association, and the Council of Advisors in the Valley and Desert Directorates, to discuss the priorities of political, organizational, and public work during the next phase, under the auspices of President Commander Aidaroos Qasim Al-Zubaidi, President of the Southern Arab Transitional Council, and coinciding with the thirty-second anniversary of the announcement of disengagement. The meeting, which was held under the slogan: “Towards highlighting the political, organizational and public role of the Southern Arab Transitional Council and managing the stage and its challenges,” came within the framework of the general trend aimed at raising the level of readiness, revitalizing institutional and field performance, and enhancing the ability of the Council’s bodies to keep pace with changes and deal with challenges in a unified and responsible spirit, and to emphasize steadfastness and loyalty to the cause of the people of the South and their political leadership. During the meeting, Mr. Wadah Nasr Al-Halmi, Acting Secretary-General of the General Secretariat of the Presidency of the Transitional Council, delivered a speech via telephone, at the beginning of which he conveyed to those present the greetings of President Commander Aidaroos Al-Zubaidi, pointing out the importance of adhering to the principles of the historic Aden Declaration, the popular mandate of President Al-Zubaidi, and the Constitutional Declaration. Al-Halmi stressed that Hadhramaut is history and southern identity, and that this combination that is taking place in the directorates of the Valley and Desert of Hadhramaut has a clear significance and message of the adherence of the people of Hadhramaut to President Al-Zubaidi to lead the stage and to the Transitional Council as a political bearer of the cause of the people of the South until liberation, independence, and the restoration of the full sovereign state of South Arabia. Al-Halmi explained in his speech that the Transitional Council is a political entity with international peace, security and safety of the region and with the preservation of common interests, but not at the expense of the cause and dignity of the people of the South and the realization of their aspirations for liberation. And to restore the state of the South, hoping at the conclusion of his speech that the meeting would come out with recommendations that strengthen the organizational aspect of the auxiliary body and meet the aspirations of the people of the Wadi and Hadhramaut Desert directorates. Mr. Abdul Malik Al-Tamimi, Acting Chairman of the Assistant Executive Board of the Southern Arab Transitional Council for the affairs of the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert Directorates, also spoke in a speech in which he welcomed those present, greetings from Mr. Muhammad Abdul Malik Al-Zubaidi, Chairman of the Assistant Board, stressing that holding this meeting at this stage carries special importance, as it comes at a time that requires arranging ranks, evaluating the course of action, and moving from routine treatments to a more present and influential performance in the political and societal reality. Al-Tamimi pointed out that the thirty-second anniversary of the announcement of disengagement represents a renewed national milestone in the march of the people of the South, and a reminder of the justice of their cause and their right to restore their state, identity and political decision, stressing that the Southern Arab Transitional Council, led by President Commander Aidaroos Qasim Al-Zubaidi, is continuing steadfastly to carry this issue and express the will of the people of the South and their legitimate aspirations. Al-Tamimi stressed that the current stage cannot tolerate inaction or traditional action, but rather requires deeper political awareness, greater harmony between the various council bodies, the ability to reach citizens and listen to their issues, and strengthen confidence between the leadership and the popular base through direct and tangible field work. Al-Tamimi stressed that the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert represent an important area in the southern national project, with their people’s struggle and steadfast stance, calling on the Council’s leaders in the directorates and centers to redouble efforts, expand the circle of community communication, and transform organizational presence into an influential daily action that serves the people and enhances the Council’s position in their consciences. Professor Zaid bin Hariz, Chairman of the Education Committee of the National Assembly of the Southern Arab Transitional Council, also gave a speech on behalf of the members of the National Assembly, at the beginning of which he welcomed the attendees, stressing that this expanded meeting comes at an important national time, coinciding with the thirty-second anniversary of the announcement of disengagement on the twenty-first of May, which is a historical milestone firmly established in the southern conscience, with its political and national connotations that confirm the adherence of the people of the South to their rights, identity, and just cause. Bin Hariz pointed out that holding this comprehensive meeting, which includes cadres of the Transitional Council, including members of the National Assembly, the Council of Advisors, and local leaders in the Valley and Desert districts, reflects the importance of unity of ranks, integration of roles, and strengthening joint work at this delicate stage, which requires from everyone more responsibility, discipline, and institutional work. Bin Hariz stressed that the southern national issue is going through an extremely difficult stage today, requiring steadfastness, wisdom, strengthening national alignment, adhering to the principles for which the people of the south sacrificed, and working in the spirit of one team to confront the political, economic, and service challenges that directly affect the lives of citizens. Hariz explained that the anniversary of the announcement of disengagement is not only an occasion to recall the past, but rather a station to renew the pledge, draw lessons, and enhance the effective presence of the Southern Arab Transitional Council at various political, societal and organizational levels, in a way that serves the aspirations of the people of the South and enhances the cohesion of its institutions. Bin Hariz stressed that the responsibility placed on the leaders and cadres necessitates that everyone be closer to the people, more coherent in positions, and more able to transform challenges into opportunities, by consolidating the principles of partnership and integration between the various bodies and leaders of the Council. At the conclusion of his speech, he stressed that the anniversary of May 21st will remain a station for renewing will, strengthening unity of ranks, steadfastness in the position, and continuing organized institutional work in a way that serves the cause of the South and the aspirations of its people, directing his greetings to all the people of the South, and to all the national leaders and cadres who took responsibility at various stages, and to everyone who made sacrifices in defense of land, identity and dignity. Sheikh Saleh Mohsen Ali Al-Yazidi, Chairman of the Committee for Addressing Issues of Revenge and Tribal Conflicts in the Council of Advisors, also delivered a speech on behalf of the members of the Council of Advisors, at the beginning of which he conveyed the greetings of Dr. Muhammad Al-Ghaithi, Acting Chairman of the Council of Advisors, and their wishes to those present for success in performing their national and organizational tasks. Sheikh Al-Yazidi stressed that holding this expanded meeting in the city of Sayun embodies the importance of strengthening organizational and institutional work, and consolidating the principles of partnership and integration between the various components of the Council in the directorates of the Valley and Desert of Hadhramaut, pointing out that the strength of any political or community project begins with the strength of its institutions, the harmony of its components, and its ability to work in an organized and responsible manner. He stressed that the current stage requires everyone to redouble efforts, improve institutional performance, activate competencies, and enhance continuous coordination between the House of Commons, the auxiliary body, and the executive bodies in the directorates, in a way that enables each member to perform his role and responsibility in providing opinion, advice, and practical proposals, according to his area of expertise, and in a way that contributes to serving the community, achieving stability, and enhancing institutional presence. https://www.facebook.com/share/1cRS1haGgt/Sheikh Al-Yazidi stressed that Unity of ranks, cohesion of bodies, the primacy of the public interest, and respect for institutional work represent basic pillars for overcoming challenges and confronting attempts to weaken and disperse, pointing out that this stage requires an inclusive and responsible discourse that enhances social cohesion and preserves the societal fabric. Al-Yazidi pointed out that the Committee for Addressing Issues of Revenge and Tribal Conflicts prepared a tribal and societal covenant document consisting of thirteen items, aiming to unite the tribes and segments of southern society from Al-Mahra in the east to the Bab al-Mandab Strait in the west, to defend religion and the homeland, and to reject pre-Islamic fanaticism and sectarian, sectarian and regional hatreds that threaten the societal fabric, in addition to criminalizing revenge, rejecting all forms of fragmentation and hostility, and condemning the culture of extremism and fanaticism. He explained that the document affirms a firm stance against those who are out of order and the law and those involved in cases of murder, theft, banditry, and banditry, or those belonging to terrorist organizations and those who promote drugs and contraband, and not to cover up for them, defend them, or shelter them, and work to hand them over to the competent authorities so that they can receive their punishment in accordance with the law. In the service and livelihood aspect, Sheikh Saleh Mohsen Al-Yazidi called on the government of the de facto authorities to immediately respond to citizens’ demands to provide basic services, improve living conditions, regular disbursement of salaries to the civil, military and security sectors, and pay attention to service needs and security and stability requirements, as these are priorities that directly affect people’s lives. Sheikh Al-Yazidi called for the removal of the Yemeni Emergency Forces from all western districts, and for them to be replaced by the Homeland Shield Forces and the Hadhrami Elite, in a way that enhances security and stability and responds to the aspirations of citizens for a security administration that is close to their reality and needs. The meeting discussed a number of issues related to developing political, organizational and media performance, most notably raising the level of awareness among cadres, and enabling local bodies to perform their leadership role in a broader manner, making them more capable of explaining the council’s positions, clarifying the nature of the stage, and dealing with smear campaigns and rumors with a confident and balanced speech. The meeting also addressed developments in the political scene and potential challenges, and stressed the need to read reality objectively, assess risks and opportunities, and build clear positions that help local leaders move according to a unified vision, away from improvisation or multiple messages. The participants touched on the importance of controlling political and media discourse and coordinating it between the various leadership levels, to ensure that the Council’s message reaches the public clearly, enhance the popular base’s confidence in its leadership, and block the way for attempts to mislead, cast doubt, or weaken the southern incubator. The meeting stressed that the next stage requires a greater presence in the field, through direct meetings, community initiatives, activating the role of youth, elites, and social and academic entities, and building community partnerships that enhance the image of the Council as a political bearer close to the people, and interacting with their concerns and aspirations. The attendees stressed the need to review performance during the past period, identify strengths and shortcomings, and develop a practical plan for the next stage that includes the political, organizational, media and public aspects, so that it is implementable and measurable, and takes into account the specificity and needs of the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert directorates. The meeting came out with a number of directions and outcomes, through which the Southern Arab Transitional Council in the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert renewed its firm position on all political, organizational, security and service issues, most notably the affirmation of the rejection of the presence and deployment of the Yemeni Emergency Forces in the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert, considering them intrusive forces to the governorate, and demanding their immediate removal from Hadhramaut, and enabling the southern forces, led by the Homeland Shield Forces and the Hadrami Elite, to perform their tasks in maintaining security and stability. The outputs confirmed that the leaders who left for the Kingdom have had their organizational status frozen until further notice, with an emphasis not to be preoccupied with this file or delve into its details, given that evaluating the performance of those leaders remains the responsibility of the senior leadership of the Southern Arab Transitional Council alone. The meeting also announced the refusal of the Southern Arab Transitional Council in the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert to participate in the so-called Supreme Coordination Council of Political Forces, Components and Parties, stressing that the Council maintains its independent political and organizational position, consistent with the constants of the southern issue and the choices of the people of the South. Regarding the voices calling for carrying weapons, the meeting stressed the rejection of this option, stressing that the stage requires the adoption of peaceful, revolutionary and civil means of pressure, through organized public action, holding events, media escalation, and exposing the de facto authorities to public opinion, in a way that ensures that the voice of citizens and their demands are conveyed in a responsible and influential manner. The meeting saluted the steadfastness of the majority of the leadership of the Southern Arab Transitional Council in the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert, stressing that this steadfastness represents an important political and organizational asset, and that the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert are capable of presenting an advanced model at the level of the southern governorates in discipline, institutional work, and popular cohesion. The meeting, on behalf of those present, issued a strong warning to the de facto authorities, as a result of the deterioration of the service and living conditions, stressing that the Council will not stand idly by in the face of the suffering of citizens, and will work to prepare an escalation program during the coming period, in accordance with peaceful and legal frameworks, to pressure to improve services and respond to people’s demands. The outcomes stressed the importance of maintaining popular momentum in the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert, as it is one of the most important factors of power that makes conspiratorial projects fail, and attempts to circumvent the will of the people of the South are destroyed, stressing that the Southern Arab Transitional Council derives its legitimacy from the people, and works from within the field and among the masses, not from outside them or away from their concerns. The outcomes also confirmed renewed support for and rally around the leadership of the Southern Arab Transitional Council, represented by President Commander Aidaroos Qasim Al-Zubaidi, adherence to southern national constants, strengthening unity of ranks, raising the level of coordination between local and central bodies, and intensifying communication with citizens in the directorates and centers. The outcomes called for developing organizational performance, activating public action, unifying the political and media message, and preparing a field action plan for the next stage, in addition to activating the role of cadres in confronting rumors and targeting campaigns, and expressing the Council’s positions in a responsible, clear language that is consistent with the aspirations of the people of the South. The meeting affirmed that the strength of the Southern Arab Transitional Council stems from the people of the South rallying around it, from its presence in the field, and from its ability to express people’s issues and aspirations, indicating that any attempt to target the Council or undermine its political and public role is essentially targeting the cause of the people of the South and their free will. At the conclusion of the meeting, the participants renewed their pledge and loyalty to the people of the South, their political leadership, and their martyrs and wounded, stressing the continuation of working in the spirit of one team, strengthening steadfastness and steadfastness, and adhering to the southern national path until the full and undiminished aspirations of the people of the South are achieved.
