Aden governor hails return of free southern Yemeni leaders to Sanaa

ADEN, July 27 (YPA) – Aden Governor Tariq Salam said that the return of Mohammed Ali Saad, formerly Chairman of the Board of Directors of the October 14 Foundation for Journalism and Media to Sanaa is “a great national gain for him and the Supreme Political Council and the National Salvation government”.

“The departure of the great journalist Mohammed Ali Saad, the city where he lived and grew up, and the hundreds of other free people who lived at the mercy of the occupation, are proof that the city of Aden under occupation has become an environment that is repellent to its inhabitants and the free south,” he said in a press release.

Aden Governor Tariq Salam continued, revealing the repercussions of the Saudi-UAE coalition’s takeover of Aden and southern Yemen, saying: “The occupation countries are taking revenge on the city of Aden and messing  up with the city’s cultural, humanitarian, cultural and historical characters, and therefore has become a repellent to all free people from the southern provinces.”

“The city of Aden under the occupation (Saudi Arabia) has lost a number of key features that have been known over the past decades, such as the city of coexistence, familiarity, and tolerance ,” he said, Referring to the history of the opening of Aden to its Yemeni mainland and to the various races and races of the world.

“A large number of businessmen and national and cultural figures have arrived in the capital Sanaa from Aden,” the governor said, adding that  “Sanaa has opened its doors to all the people of Aden.”. In a call for all the people of Aden province and the provinces of southern Yemen to reject the occupation.

In Sanaa on Saturday, Mohammed Ali Saad was received and welcomed by Information Minister Daifallah al-Shami.

E.M