The Special Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, announced today, Saturday, a road map to resolve the Yemeni crisis, after a series of meetings with the parties in Riyadh and Muscat, including with the Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, and the chief negotiator of Ansar Allah. Muhammad Abdel Salam.

The road map, which will be sponsored by the United Nations, includes, among other elements, the parties’ commitment to implementing a nationwide ceasefire, paying all public sector salaries, resuming oil exports, opening roads in Taiz and other parts of Yemen, and continuing to ease the restrictions imposed. At Sanaa Airport and Hodeidah Port.

The roadmap will also establish implementation mechanisms and prepare for a Yemeni-led political process under the auspices of the United Nations.

Grundberg expressed his deep appreciation for the active roles played by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Sultanate of Oman in supporting the two parties to reach this point, and urged all parties to exercise the utmost restraint at this critical time to provide an environment conducive to dialogue and facilitate the successful completion of an agreement on the road map.

UN envoy Hans Grundberg said: “Thirty million Yemenis are watching and waiting for this new opportunity to lead to tangible results and progress towards a lasting peace. The parties have taken an important step. Their commitment is, first and foremost, a commitment to the Yemeni people to move towards A future that meets the legitimate aspirations of all Yemenis. We stand ready to accompany them every step of the way.”

This step comes after more than seven years of war in Yemen, which left hundreds of thousands dead and injured, and displaced millions of residents.