Hope and scepticism as Yemen’s Saudi-backed gov’t announces a new cabinet
Summary
Yemen's government, supported by Saudi Arabia, has announced a new cabinet after discussions in Riyadh. This follows a period of political turmoil involving southern separatists and the withdrawal of UAE forces. The new cabinet aims to improve living conditions and address ongoing conflicts with the Houthi group.Key Facts
- The new cabinet was formed after talks in Riyadh by the Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council.
- The cabinet has 35 members, 10 more than the previous cabinet, with officials from various professional backgrounds.
- This change comes after the Southern Transitional Council's collapse and UAE forces leaving southern Yemen.
- The UAE-backed separatists briefly controlled parts of Yemen, leading to Saudi military action.
- Northern Yemen remains under Houthi control, while the PLC governs from Aden in the south.
- Prime Minister Shaya Mohsen al-Zindani stated the cabinet's focus includes improving citizen services and fighting corruption.
- The stability of this government depends on unity among political forces and ongoing Saudi support.
- The success of the cabinet is tied to its ability to consolidate state authority and manage regional conflicts.
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