The Presidency of the Supreme Coordination Council called on the demobilized military, security and civilian personnel to protest in front of the Ministry of Finance building to implement the presidential decisions to address their conditions.

The committee invited the forcibly deported military, security, and civilian deportees who were demobilized after the summer of 1994 by the former regime to demonstrate in front of the ministry’s gate to settle their situation.

The demobilized body said that the proper demonstration will begin at nine in the morning next Monday, September 2, 2024, to implement the decision of the Presidential Council.

The invitation came:

In the Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful

To gather at the door of the Ministry of Finance

The Presidency of the Supreme Coordination Council for the Forcibly Demobilized calls on the military, security, and civilians who are deserving of settlement for those deported and forcibly discharged from their jobs after the occupation war in the summer of 1994, and the members and supporters of the demobilized, and all supporters and those standing against injustice, to rally and hold a protest in front of the gate of the Ministry of Finance at nine o’clock in the morning on Monday, September 2, 2024 AD. This is to implement the presidential decisions that were thankfully completed by the presidential committee charged with dealing with the conditions of the forcibly demobilized

The Supreme Coordination Council for the Forcibly Demobilized is working with the Presidential Committee to implement it, and thank God we are in the final touches for it to become a reality. Accordingly, all those covered by the relevant decisions, numbering approximately 62 thousand in the capital Aden and nearby governorates, must attend and participate in the peaceful, civilized protest pause that can be escalated in A state of continued procrastination and creating excuses.

Issued by the Presidency of the Supreme Coordination Council for Forcibly Demobilized Military, Security, and Civilian Persons

August 30, 2024