The internal southern national dialogue team headed by Abd al-Salam Qasim Massad, deputy head of the team, met on Thursday in the capital, Aden, with southern leaders of Al-Naasieri Popular Organization, through which they discussed the importance of working to achieve a true southern national consensus.

 At the beginning of the meeting, the Southern National Dialogue team welcomed the southern leaders and cadres of  Al-Naasieri Popular Organization, stressing that the Southern National Dialogue is an extension of the path of tolerance and reconciliation that began in 2006, and the way to solve our problems by laying basics and principles to be agreed upon in the Southern National Pact  as an important political reference  to the people of the south.

 In turn, the brothers in Al-Naasieri Popular Organization valued their invitation to sit at the southern national dialogue table, affirming the position of the southern Al-Naasieris that rejects unity based on the abolition of the other and imposes it by military force and is not acceptable to the southern partner.

  Al-Naasieri brothers evoked the disengagement and ending the contract of Syrian-Egyptian unity during the era of the Arab leader Gamal Abdel Nasser, who saw that continuing it would actually tear the unity between the two brotherly peoples.

Al-Naasieri brothers emphasized that their vision is based on the fact that the Southern Transitional Council is the recognized political umbrella, and the necessity of rallying around it from all political, social and cultural spectrums in the south.