STC’s Presidium: The Natural Resources of the South are the Sovereign Prerogative of its Own People
SMA NEWS – ADEN THE CAPITAL
The Presidium of the Southern Transitional Council (STC) held its periodic meeting today, Sunday, chaired by President Aidarous Qassem Al-Zubaidi, President of the STC.
At the beginning of its meeting, the Presidium stood before the latest internal and external developments in the political scene, the endeavours being made by regional and international mediators to cease the war and establish peace, and the movements related to the cause of the people of the South in the light of the report submitted by the Political Department of the General Secretariat.
In this regard, the Presidium of the STC reiterated its welcome to any efforts that lead to a permanent ceasefire and establish a comprehensive and sustainable peace process in which the cause of the South should be present in all the phases within its own negotiating framework, underscoring in the context the rapid formation of the joint negotiating delegation to assume responsibility for the negotiating process in all its details.
Furthermore, the Presidium has re-emphasized that the natural resources and wealth of the South are the sovereign prerogative of its own people, and they are the ones who decisively decide the fate of whatever is related to their land or impacts on their rights and interests and determine their political future.
In another context, the Presidium focused on the ongoing preparations with the start of the new school year, urging the local leadership executive bodies in the governorates and districts to touch on the concerns of students in light of the deteriorating economic situation in the country and to mobilize all efforts and capabilities to provide a calm and stable educational environment.
The meeting touched on a range of topics and issues related to the daily living conditions of citizens and organizational topics related to the work of the various bodies of the STC and took the appropriate measures in this regard.
