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Qatar Tribune
03-05-2025
- Politics
- Qatar Tribune
War-torn Yemen's PM Ahmed bin Mubarak resigns amid economic hardships
Sana'a: Yemen's Prime Minister Ahmed bin Mubarak said on Saturday he had resigned, a symbolic step signalling rifts inside the internationally recognized government amid economic hardships in the war-torn country. Bin Mubarak said on the social media platform X that he had handed his resignation to Rashad al-Alimi, the head of the Presidential Leadership Council, a Saudi-backed body holding the reins of power in the government-controlled areas in the divided country. Yemen has been embroiled in a disastrous power struggle since 2014, between government forces, supported by a Saudi Arabia-led alliance, and the Iran-linked Houthi rebels. (DPA)
Leaders
23-04-2025
- Business
- Leaders
Yemeni Prime Minister Commends Saudi Support for National Development
Home / Politics & News / Yemeni Prime Minister Commends Saudi Support for National Development Yemeni Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak expressed deep appreciation for the continued support of Saudi institutions in aiding the Yemeni people. He specifically acknowledged the significant contributions of the Saudi Development and Reconstruction Program for Yemen (SDRPY) and the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), emphasizing their crucial role in driving development efforts and enhancing infrastructure and public services across Yemen. The remarks were made during a meeting held yesterday with Ahmed Madkhali, Director of the SDRPY office in Aden. The discussion focused on Saudi Arabia's unwavering commitment to supporting Yemen and its citizens, as reported by the Yemen News Agency (SABA). Related Topics : KSrelief Cooperates with WHO to Expand Cholera Response in Yemen Saudi Arabia Welcomes First Batches of Yemeni Hajj Pilgrims KSrelief Signs Agreement to Launch 6th Phase of Mobile Clinics in Yemen F1: Piastri Outshines Verstappen to Claim Saudi Arabian GP Victory Short link : Post Views: 31
Yemen Online
14-03-2025
- Politics
- Yemen Online
Did the British Ambassador Save Yemen's Prime Minister from Dismissal?
ADEN- YOL : Political sources in Riyadh and Aden have revealed that the latest session of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council, held about a month ago, witnessed intense discussions about the potential dismissal of Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak. Several candidates were reportedly considered as possible replacements. According to the same sources, the British Ambassador to Yemen Abda Sharif personally intervened in these deliberations, holding individual meetings with members of the Presidential Leadership Council in Riyadh. She reportedly urged them to grant bin Mubarak a six-month window to improve government performance and address the country's deteriorating conditions. In a significant development, however, diplomatic sources indicated that the U.S. position on the Yemeni Prime Minister has recently shifted. Two weeks ago, American diplomats conveyed a clear message to some council members, stating: 'Either work with him or dismiss him.' This statement reflects growing Western political frustration over the paralysis and stagnation that have plagued the Yemeni government, a stark contrast to the previously strong U.S. support for bin Mubarak. This shift comes amid escalating political and economic crises in Yemen, as well as increasing international pressure on the government to implement genuine reforms or undergo a leadership change. The key question now is: Can the Prime Minister turn the situation around in the coming months, or will mounting pressure force a new reality?
