All parties in Yemen agreed to extend the humanitarian ceasefire for another two months

On the evening of August 2, local time, the UN Secretary -General Yemen Special Envoy Hans Glen Deberg announced that all parties in Yemen agreed to extend the humanitarian ceasefire period by two months, from August 2, 2022 to October 2nd On the day, we will continue to negotiate to reach an enlarged suspension agreement as soon as possible.

Expanding the suspension agreement includes the establishment of a transparent and effective payment mechanism, regular payment of civil servants' salary and civilian pensions, open Toyz and other regions, open more international flights of Sana Airport, allow the fuel for Hangda Port to transport normally, and the country across the country Scope ceasefire, humanitarian issues, and economic issues negotiations are prepared for the political process of Yemen under the leadership of the United Nations.

Gran Deberg said he will strengthen contact with all parties in the future to ensure that all parties fully fulfill their obligations in the ceasefire agreement. He also thanked all parties for extending the ceasefire.

The humanitarian ceasefire began on the evening of April 2 this year and ended on the evening of June 2; then the parties agreed to extend the ceasefire two months to August 2. (CCTV reporter Zhang Yuchen Xu Dezhi)

(Source: CCTV News Client)

【Edit: Jinxin】

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