3-day National Dialogue Conference ends in Yemeni capital Sana'a
Yemen's three-day National Dialogue Conference has come to an end in the capital Sana’a. The conference was aimed at seeking to organize a peaceful transfer of power in the country.
The army was called to deal with terrorist and Takfiri groups operating in Yemen. Delegates also stressed the need to speed up the process of finding a fair solution to the issue in the country’s south. The Ansarullah Movement also known as Houthis have set a three-day deadline for all parties to fill the political gap. They have said they will assign the revolutionary committees to bring the country back to order once the deadline ends. The three-day talks that started on Friday were called to fill the power vacuum created by the resignation of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and his cabinet earlier this month.
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