Taiz parties denounce the secrecy regarding the contents of the “road map” and warn against dividing national institutions

The branches of political parties in Taiz Governorate (southwest of Yemen) denounced the extreme secrecy about the contents of the road map that is being talked about, and considered it a confiscation of the right of Yemenis to determine their political and sovereign destiny.

The Taiz parties, in a statement issued after their meeting on Wednesday evening, warned against any negotiations that would perpetuate the division of national sovereign institutions, and stressed that the basic approach to any settlement must include “stopping any legislation, procedures, and practices that perpetuate sectarianism and sectarianism, especially in the school curricula, which is a matter that destroys Yemeni national and political memory for current and future generations.

The parties stressed that any political settlement in which the various Yemeni political and civil expressions do not participate will be a settlement that does not mean or express the will of the Yemenis.

It also stressed the continued support for the liberation battle and the restoration of the Yemeni state, and the opposition to the Houthi project with its racist dimensions that target the political and social existence of the democratic national state, the freedom and dignity of the Yemeni people, and the values and principles of the Yemeni revolution in September and October.

The statement called on the legitimate authority to assume its responsibility in leading the battle of liberation and restoration of the state through effective national struggle on all fronts and levels, including the negotiation front, which it said was diverted by the coup militias into negotiations over the disastrous results of the war they caused and are trying to win through it what they were unable to do. From the coup and war, through the concessions made to it after the first Kuwait negotiations.

The Taiz parties stressed the necessity of adhering to the three references (the outcomes of the national dialogue, the Gulf Initiative, and the UN resolutions, most notably Resolution 2216) in all dialogues and negotiations. They also stressed the importance of focusing any negotiations on ending the causes of the coup and the war in Yemen, to ensure ending the coup and restoring the state and its institutions. And establishing lasting peace.

The parties pointed out the importance of holding meetings with the local authority to follow up on citizen issues related to his daily living and basic services, such as water and electricity, attention to education, and consolidating the concepts of the republic and cultural fortification against the racist culture that the Houthis perpetuate in schools and various activities in an attempt to tear apart the societal fabric and threaten national identity. University for the Yemeni people.