The Chairman of the Yemeni Republican Party and Undersecretary at the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Fisheries, Engineer Mohammed Ahmed Juzailan, sent a congratulatory message to the leadership of the Yemeni Congregation for Reform (Islah), represented by Mr. Mohammed Abdullah Al-Yadoumi, Chairman of the Supreme Council; Mr. Abdulwahab Ahmed Al-Ansi, Secretary-General; and Mr. Abdulrazzaq Al-Hajri, Acting Secretary-General and Head of the Parliamentary Bloc, as well as to all the party’s leaders, cadres, members, and supporters, on the occasion of the 36th anniversary of the party’s founding.
Engineer Juzailan extended, on his own behalf and on behalf of the leadership and grassroots of the Yemeni Republican Party, his sincere congratulations and best wishes on this occasion, commending the founding of Islah as a significant milestone in Yemen’s path toward political pluralism and partisan activity.
The Chairman of the Yemeni Republican Party praised Islah’s political and national record and its presence in Yemen’s national life, as well as the sacrifices it has made across various fields and fronts. He affirmed the party’s role in defending Yemen’s identity and sovereignty, standing with the people’s choices and national principles, and contributing to the national struggle to restore the state and end the Houthi coup.
Juzailan noted that this anniversary comes as Yemen faces a historic and critical juncture, placing a greater responsibility on national forces and political components to strengthen alliances and partnerships, reinforce republican unity, and overcome differences in a manner that serves the completion of the struggle to restore the state, liberate all Yemeni territory, and defeat the Iran-backed dynastic project.
He stressed that the current stage requires concerted national efforts to lay the foundations for a modern civil state based on the rule of law and equal citizenship, reaffirming the continuation of the joint struggle until state institutions are restored and security and stability return throughout Yemen.
