Parliament hails leader’s call for roadmap to regain sovereignty, break siege

The Parliament hailed on Sunday the call by the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, for a roadmap to regain sovereignty and break the siege.

In a statement, the Parliament explained that the Leader’s call, on the occasion of the anniversary of the Prophet’s migration and the beginning of the new Hijri year 1448 AH, stems from the magnitude of the responsibility incumbent upon everyone towards Yemen’s entitlements and the repercussions it has suffered as a result of the aggression and siege for more than 11 years.

The statement considered the Leader’s call a fundamental pillar of a political, developmental, and sovereign project for the Republic of Yemen during this sensitive stage in the region’s history. It described it as a comprehensive strategic vision and a crucial step towards internal reform, laying out a detailed roadmap that charts Yemen’s future based on the duality of official and popular integration.

It called upon all national forces to support and endorse the call of the Leader of the Revolution and to rally around the unifying national and religious principles to confront the current challenges and stand firmly against these challenges and the nature of the comprehensive hostile targeting carried out by the aggression coalition, under American-Zionist supervision and support and implemented by Saudi Arabia, for over 11 years of aggression and blockade.

It demanded raising the level of readiness and preparedness to confront all the eventualities outlined by the Leader of the Revolution in his call, in accordance with the foundations and dimensions of the aggression coalition’s conspiracies. These conspiracies link the geopolitical track, represented by the occupation of vast areas of the homeland and the violation of sovereignty, with the economic and livelihood track, manifested in the enemy’s control over sovereign resources such as oil and gas and the imposition of a comprehensive blockade as a form of starvation warfare. This runs parallel to the security and social track, which is based on mobilizing mercenaries and takfiri groups to destabilize the country internally and target the social fabric, ultimately leading to a developmental track aimed at keeping Yemen in a state of dependency and subservience.

The Parliament highly commended the call of the Leader of the Revolution and the importance of unifying official and popular efforts to raise awareness of the ongoing steadfastness and resilience needed to thwart all the losing bets that have targeted, and continue to target, the Yemeni people and their economic and developmental resources, exacerbating their suffering because of their support for religious, national, and patriotic causes.

It affirmed that these enemy conspiracies will be shattered, thanks to God, the wisdom and capability of the revolutionary and political leadership, and the solidarity of society, all built upon the bedrock of Yemeni resilience, strengthened by faith. This makes the transition to a proactive development and sovereignty-based approach an absolute necessity to overcome the effects of this era of systematic targeting of citizens’ livelihoods and social stability.

It stressed the need for concerted efforts and the integration of official and popular initiatives to transform the relationship between the state and society into a productive and collaborative partnership. In this partnership, the official side will lead in planning and management, while the popular side will provide the necessary support, both humanitarian and economic. This is the formula that will enable the recovery of plundered resources and the breaking of the siege by revitalizing local and agricultural production.

The statement indicated that the call from the Leader of the Revolution comes at an exceptional and sensitive time for the region in general and Yemen in particular, coinciding with the beginning of the new Hijri year 1448 AH, to break the stalemate resulting from the unstable truce and to maintain military and developmental readiness at its highest levels.

The Parliament’s statement reiterated that Yemen’s strength and its pivotal role in supporting the causes of the nation are derived from the stability of its internal front and its capacity for resilience and sacrifice, so that the Yemeni people may enjoy full freedom and independence, benefit from their national resources, and live with dignity and honor, forever free from all forms of dependency and foreign tutelage.