Fadl Al -Jadi, Assistant Secretary -General of the Southern Transitional Council, stressed that Hadramout will remain an inherent part of the great southern homeland, and will not be outside the southern project as some think, stressing that the sons of Hadramout embodied this affiliation in word and deed in various national stages and positions.  

Al -Jaadi said in a post on his Facebook page, that Hadramout confirmed its holy affiliation to the south on more than one occasion, noting that the geography of the south from “Hof to Bab al -Mandab” breathes one lung, and shares one fate, within a southern liberal project capable of resolving the final battle.  

Al -Jadi’s statement came in response to what was said by the head of what is known as the Hadramout tribes alliance, Omar Habrish, who confirmed in press statements that Hadramout seeks a self -rule and will not be satisfied to be a hostage of the alliances and policies of the Yemeni government or the Southern Transitional Council.