The Consultation and Reconciliation Commission, which was formed by a decision of the dismissed President Hadi, Article 2, in the name of the Presidential Declaration to transfer power within several bodies, in addition to the Presidential Leadership Council, the formation of which was stipulated in Article 1 of the Presidential Declaration. Yesterday, the Consultation Commission formed several committees from its members, a year after A storm of controversy arose over what was said at the time to be documents submitted by parties and forces affiliated with the commission that directly targeted the southern issue. These are the documents whose approval was denied by the head of the commission, Brother Muhammad Al-Ghaithi, even though he admitted that they had been submitted by forces participating in the commission. He (Al-Ghaithi) was surprised that they had been leaked surreptitiously. For the media.

   .... Today the Commission reappears, but this time to announce the formation of several committees from among its members, without clarifying the fate of those controversial documents, which, if approved under or above the table, will add a political catastrophe to the southern issue. At a sensitive time, talk is escalating about the imminent signing of the road map that took place secretly between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis. It is not clear how the commission’s committees will work without documents and regulations that define the nature and tasks of the commission and its modern committees, in addition to the lack of awareness of the overwhelming majority of people, including us, about placing the southern issue on the agenda and tasks of the commission, which does not indicate that it has a share in its name, (it is a political body par excellence), and in particular The reconciliation part is in its name, nor who will reconcile with whom? Rather, the articles of its formation went on to say that it is a body entrusted with supporting the Presidency Council and contributing to the restoration of the institutions of the Yemeni state and returning Yemen to its Arab surroundings.!