
Yemeni President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi discussed today with the Conciliation Commission of the National Dialogue Conference (NDC) several issues pertaining to dialogue outcomes. "All the political and national forces are on the line and has an opportunity, which is very significant in the Yemen's modern history, to work on the completion of this grand national project [the dialogue], and not to waste this unique opportunity," the Yemeni President said as chairing a meeting with NDC's Conciliation Commission. According to SABA, he pointed to a comprehensive agreement on most of the NDC's outcomes that would lead to a new social contract based on good governance, equitable distribution of power and wealth, justice, freedom, equality and under the unification. Hadi said that all NDC's teams are adhering to achieve the desired success. "We will achieve a unique exceptional success that makes Yemen a model esteemed by the entire world. A success meets the people's aspirations aimed at ending the country's crisis and problems towards prosperity, stability and security, in a modern civil Yemeni State."
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