Sanaa: Acting Prime Minister Allama Muhammad Muftah visited the Ministries of Justice and Human Rights, Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, and Culture and Tourism to assess their current situation and to offer condolences on the martyrdom of their ministers in the recent Israeli aggression.
According to Yemen News Agency, during his visit, the Acting Prime Minister met with Acting Ministers Judge Ibrahim al-Shami, Abdulwahid Abu Ras, and Abdullah al-Washli, alongside senior officials. Al-Fatiha was recited for the late Prime Minister Ahmad Ghalib al-Rahwi and the martyred ministers: Justice and Human Rights Minister Judge Mujahid Ahmad, Foreign Affairs Minister Jamal Amer, and Culture Minister Dr. Ali al-Yafi'i.
The Acting Prime Minister discussed the ministries' performance and strategies to enhance efficiency and achieve goals aligned with change and construction, focusing on urgent priorities and improving services for citizens. He emphasized the shared responsibility in improving performance and advancing ministry plans.
Allama Muftah affirmed that the martyrdom of these leaders strengthens the resolve of ministry officials to continue their duties, resist oppression, and pursue truth. He praised the martyred ministers for advancing institutional work under challenging conditions and expressed confidence in the acting ministers' capabilities, assuring government support to overcome any obstacles.
He urged teamwork to achieve accomplishments and serve the public, highlighting the responsibility of administrative staff in supporting the acting ministers. During his visits, Muftah addressed the conflict with Israeli and American forces, reiterating Yemen's solidarity with Gaza and commitment to supporting its people and resistance factions.
Muftah commended global solidarity with Gaza and criticized Arab regimes collaborating with the enemy. He also praised security services for maintaining stability and combating crime, congratulating them for thwarting conspiracies.
The acting ministers expressed their determination to continue their duties, complete projects, and implement plans, aware of the responsibilities entrusted to them following the martyrdom of their predecessors.