Dr. Nasser Al-Khobaji, Chairman of the Political Body of the Southern Transitional Council, received today, Thursday, the Aden capital team headed by lawyer Ali Haitham Al-Gharib, after the team completed its program of field visits in the capital.  

In the meeting, Al-Gharib gave a detailed explanation of the results of the outings, where the most prominent observations collected from various segments of society were reviewed, which focused on promoting the common national interest and activating the citizen’s role in building society. He also pointed to the team's success in holding meetings and seminars that contributed to clarifying the positions of the Transitional Council on important political and economic issues. 

Dr. Nasser Al-Khubaji and members of the supervisory committee appreciated all the efforts made by the team during the field trips, stressing the importance of this national work, which contributed to creating a broad popular movement in all governorates of the south, noting that the community interaction with these activities reflects citizens’ awareness of the importance of strengthening Communicate with the political leadership and support its efforts to achieve the aspirations of the southern people.

Dr. Al-Khobaji explained in his talk about the latest current political developments, pointing out the need to prepare for all possibilities that the Southern Transitional Council may adopt in the coming period, stressing that the Council will continue to work to achieve the aspirations of the people of the South and preserve their highest national interests.

Dr. Al-Khobaji referred to the position of President Commander Aidaroos Al-Zubaidi in the last meeting of the Presidential Leadership Council, appreciating the clear and firm position of the President in implementing the strategy agreed upon in advance by the Presidential Leadership Council, whose priorities include developing economic solutions to alleviate the suffering of citizens and improve conditions. Living and services, as well as lack of identification with the entitlements of the South and its cause, and adherence to the rights of the people of the South.