Dr. Nasser Al-Khubaji, Head of the Political Body of the Southern Transitional Council and Head of the Negotiating Affairs Unit, said that the Southern Advisory Council includes in its membership an elite of distinguished and specialized cadres from various fields, and we are confident that they will contribute with their experiences and visions in formulating policies and strategies that strengthen the structures of the Southern Transitional Council. It supports the political process in Yemen.

He added in his speech during the founding meeting of the Southern Advisory Council, which was held in the capital, Aden: The Advisory Council comes in the context of our ongoing endeavors to advance the cause of the people of the South, strengthen national alignment, achieve integration of the internal organizational structure of the Southern Transitional Council, and provide a participatory environment that enables us to Exchanging ideas and opinions and making wise decisions that serve the interests of our southern people and achieve all their aspirations.

He continued that the developments in the political process require us to stand responsibly and be fully prepared to deal with all data and events in accordance with reality and in a way that ensures an effective and influential presence of the Southern Transitional Council and its cause within the parties of the political process, in all its stages.

Al-Khubaji expressed his confidence that the position of the Southern Transitional Council and its leadership regarding any international or regional initiatives that would achieve peace will always and forever be on the side of its people, ensuring the establishment of a special framework for the issue of its people, and achieving the restoration of the state of the South with full sovereignty.</p >

Al-Khubaji stressed that our southern armed and security forces today are a safety valve and a faithful guardian of our people and their cause, and we must all stand by them, raise their fighting morale in all military sites and barracks, and strengthen their southern national loyalty.