PM: Unity is the 3rd revolution and Yemen still on war against terrorism
The Source: www.sabanews.net - 12/10/2008
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Prime Minister Ali Mujawar has described the union of Yemen, took place
May 22, 1990, as the 3rd revolution in the contemporary Yemen after the
revolutions of 1962 and October 1963.
In an interview with the
Jordanian Dastur Paper and the Arab Al-Ahram Magazine published today,
Mujawar said that "the Yemeni unification was regained on May 22, 1990
with the will of the Yemeni people and it represents the most and
greatest goal of the previous Yemeni revolutions."
He added
that the unification came as a new case in Yemen which returned things
to normal after the long term regional separation in the history of the
country.
Mujawar noted that President Ali Abdullah Saleh's
visit to each of Jordan and Egypt last week came within the established
consultations with Arab leaders regarding Arab and international issues
of common concern as well as pushing mutual cooperation relations
forward.
As for talks of President Saleh with King of Jordan
Abdullah II and Egyptian President Mohamed Husni Mubarak on the
increasing piracy acts and the importance of securing international
navigation on the south of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, Mujawar
said that "the two political leaderships in Egypt and Jordan share
concerns with Yemen regarding what is happening in the Red Sea and have
similar views on the importance of Arab coordination to face this
phenomenon of piracy.
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