Yemen's Prime Minister, Salem Saleh Bin Braik, affirmed the government's commitment to completing economic, financial, and administrative reforms, strengthening state institutions, and enhancing citizen services.

The government plans to implement key decisions including reorganizing public revenues, eliminating illegal fees, closing unauthorized ports, and enhancing oversight and accountability.

Reforms also aim to combat corruption, improve essential services like electricity, water, healthcare, and education, and ensure regular salary payments and price stability.

The Prime Minister emphasized that reforms are a national necessity, not a temporary option, and urged ministers to uphold transparency and accountability.