The local authority and the tribes in Ma’rib Governorate reached, today, Tuesday, an agreement that ends the existing crisis between the two parties, after internal efforts and a great effort from the brothers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The agreement stipulates postponing the decision to raise the price of oil, and forming a presidential committee from the government and community sides from the participants in the Ma’rib battlefields to discuss the economic situation and the resulting harm to the citizen, and to raise a matrix of economic reforms.

The agreement also stipulates that the roads will be lifted and roads will be opened to fuel tankers starting at 11:59 pm today.

The so-called Ma’rib Airport had set up tents and prevented the operation of the Ma’rib refinery and gas facility in protest against raising the price of oil from 3,500 riyals to 20,000 per gallon. This angered the tribes and they carried out a sit-in demanding what they called dropping the dose. The local authority insisted on implementing the decision to raise the price. Petroleum and came out this evening with a solution that requires postponing its lifting, lifting the tribal sit-in, and allowing the return of derivatives to the governorates.