Abdulrazzaq Al-Hajri, a member of the Supreme Council of the Yemeni Congregation for Reform and head of the parliamentary bloc, met with ambassadors from the European Union, Germany, France, and the Netherlands on Monday. The meetings focused on discussing issues of mutual interest and the latest developments on the local and regional fronts.

During the meetings, Al-Hajri highlighted the current situation in Yemen and the Reform party's vision for addressing the challenges facing the country. He emphasized the importance of supporting the Presidential Council in fulfilling its duties, as outlined in the transfer of power statement, and backing the government in its efforts to overcome economic challenges.

Al-Hajri also warned about the dangers posed by the continued violence and oppression perpetrated by the Houthi militia, which he said is backed by Iran. He stressed that the international community must take a firm stance in support of the legitimate government's efforts to restore the state and end the coup.

The ambassadors from the European Union, Germany, France, and the Netherlands reaffirmed their countries' commitment to supporting the Yemeni people and their legitimate leadership in achieving lasting and comprehensive peace. They also expressed their willingness to coordinate with the government to identify areas where support is most needed to alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people.

The meetings were attended by Ali Hussein Ashal, a member of the Reform party's parliamentary bloc, and Jumaa Hidiban, a member of the party's women's department.