
President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi met here on Wednesday with a number of tribal leaders and members of the National Dialogue Conference (NDC) from the provinces of Marib, Al-Jawf and Baydha.During the meeting, President Hadi reviewed with them the latest developments in the country and the efforts of making the National Dialogue Conference a success.The President confirmed that all the legitimate demands will be studied through the outputs of the NDC and the committee that will be formed to determine the number of regions.For their parts, a number of sheikhs and social figures expressed their thanks and appreciation to President Hadi for his efforts to safeguard the country.They pointed out that the provinces of Marib, Al-Jawf and Baydha have suffered during the past fifty years, calling on the government bodies to pay attention and develop theses provinces.They mentioned that the people of these provinces had held a series of meetings that led to a demand for a region of Saba that will contribute to developing these provinces.They declared their commitment to Yemen’s unity and their willingness to support the President’s efforts in maintaining the country’s unity, security and stability.
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