Yemen’s internationally recognized government has called on rival factions to engage in dialogue to resolve ongoing conflicts. According to the state-run Saba News Agency, the call was issued on Saturday by Rashad al-Alimi, chairman of the Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council (PLC), who invited all southern Yemeni parties to attend talks in Riyadh. Saudi Arabia welcomed the initiative and also urged all southern factions to participate in the upcoming dialogue. However, the Iran-backed Houthi fighters controlling the capital, Sanaa, were excluded from the invitation.
The appeal followed recent clashes in Yemen’s Hadhramaut and Al-Mahra provinces, where the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) seized significant territory, prompting Saudi airstrikes. The Saudi Foreign Ministry said the dialogue aims to establish a comprehensive framework for a fair resolution of southern disputes. Both Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have long supported Yemen’s recognized government in its fight against the Houthis, while the STC, once an ally, has recently renewed its push for southern independence.
The STC has announced plans to establish a separate “South Arabia” state within two years, adding urgency to the proposed Riyadh talks.
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