Abdulsalam: Economic Collapse in Yemen’s Occupied Regions a Result of US-Saudi Aggression, Blockade

The head of the national delegation Mohammad Abdulsalam affirmed on Wednesday that the economic collapse in Yemen’s occupied areas is a natural result of aggression, blockade and conflict between divergent agendas sponsored and encouraged by the outside.

“The economic collapse in the occupied territories is also a result of widespread corruption, waste of revenue, and arbitrary measures by the countries involved in aggression and their mercenaries,” Abdulsalam wrote on his Twitter account.

“These measures include moving the central bank from Sana’a, printing new currency, and other arbitrary steps over the past years.”

He pointed out that what the economy needs in Yemen to alleviate the suffering of Yemenis is to allocate Oil and Gas revenues to address the economic problems, foremost of which are salaries. Also keeping everything related to the economic situation away from political blackmail to achieve military or political goals.

“The forces of aggression must stop all arbitrary measures targeting the Yemeni People and affecting their most important life requirements,” he added. “Since the end of Kuwait’s consultations, we have warned against arbitrary measures that affected the economic aspect in all its aspects.”