
The Secretary General of the national dialogue conference (NDC), Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak said that the Conciliation Committee met on Monday and approved to met tomorrow with heads of components of the transitional justice group. The Committee also approved to call the two working groups of the good governance and transitional justice for meeting with all their members on Thursday, bin Mubarak added. In a statement to the state-ruled 26September website, bin Mubarak said that the Conciliation Committee discussed during its meeting the outstanding issues to be discussed by the groups of good governance and transitional justice in full before the resumption of the third plenary session of the meeting on Saturday. He pointed out that the Conciliation Committee will continue today its meetings to discuss issues on its agenda with the continuation of the work of the mini- committee in Saada Group, while the Conciliation Committee will meet tomorrow with a mini group of the transitional justice group. He revealed that the mini-committee on treatments and solutions in the working group on the South issue will resume its meetings following the arrival of UN envoy to Yemen, Jamal Benomar.
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