Yemeni Government Warns of Houthis’ Attacks Threatening Food and Medicine Supply
The Yemeni government, led by Prime Minister Moin Abdulmelik, recently convened an online meeting to address local and regional developments, particularly the impact of Houthi attacks on international shipping lines and commercial vessels. The meeting, as reported by Yemeni news agency SABA, focused on the potential bottlenecks in the import of essential goods, food, and medicine as a result of these attacks.
During the meeting, it was emphasized that efforts are underway to establish a coordination mechanism between relevant authorities to mitigate the repercussions of the Houthi attacks. In response to this pressing issue, the government decided to form a crisis management committee comprised of representatives from all ministries and relevant authorities. The committee’s primary goal is to coordinate strategic actions, develop necessary plans, and oversee their implementation.
The government’s proactive approach to addressing the impact of Houthi attacks on vital imports demonstrates a commitment to ensuring the uninterrupted flow of essential goods into the country. By establishing a crisis management committee, Yemen aims to effectively mitigate potential disruptions to its supply chains and bolster its resilience in the face of external threats.
