Riyadh: Reportedly, Saudi officials have arrived in Sana’a as part of efforts to end the war in Yemen. Talks starting this week may include declarations to extend the ceasefire and end the war. There will be talks with the Houthis and the Yemeni government. Efforts have also been made to end the conflict.
Saudi Arabia’s efforts to end the eight-year war are fast. The restoration of relations with Iran accelerated the process. A ceasefire is in place to end the war. Trying to make it permanent. A group from Saudi Arabia will start discussions for this this week. Prior to this, the officials arrived in Sanaa, Yemen.
As part of the talks with the Houthis, the blockade imposed by Saudi Arabia on their controlled area has been lifted. Mediation between Oman and the UN representative is under discussion. The negotiations will focus on the full opening of Yemen’s ports and airports, the distribution of wages to government employees, and regime change. The Yemen Comprehensive Peace Plan is being prepared under the supervision of the UN.
The UN is preparing a draft peace plan that includes a complete ceasefire, the opening of airports, seaports and border posts, a central bank merger, the transfer of prisoners and hostages, and an interim administration before regime change.
Recently, Saudi Arabia has been pouring a large amount of Saudi aid into Yemen’s economic sector. Saudi Arabia aims to create economic stability in the Middle East by completely avoiding conflict in the region. The UAE, which supports Yemen’s southern separatists, has also reportedly supported the talks.
