On Sunday, the General Secretariat of the Presidium of the Southern Transitional Council held a meeting with the executive body of the Coordination committee of the Southern Transitional Council  at the University of Aden, chaired by Professor Fadl Muhammad Al-Jaadi, member of the Presidium, Deputy Secretary-General, and in the presence of Brigadier General Pilot Nasser Al-Saadi, member of the Presidium.

At the beginning of the meeting, the Deputy Secretary-General delivered a speech in which he stressed the importance of joint cooperation between the departments of the General Secretariat and the Coordination Committee for the success of the work and advancing it to serve our national project of restoring the fully sovereign federal state of the South.

Al-Jaadi indicated that the path of struggle is difficult and that is why we have to think properly to raise the southern issue to the highest levels, and take from those who preceded us as an example for to benefit from the mistakes and positives and put them in our eyes to achieve the aspirations of our people.

Al-Jaadi praised the unparalleled coordination carried out by the southern women, who were the pioneers in the joint work between the Department of Women and Children and the women's leadership in the Coordination Committee, adding that the year 2023 will be the year of reviving scientific work at the university.

For his part, Dr. Yahya Shaif Al-Jobaei, Head of the Transitional Council Coordination at the University of Aden, gave a brief explanation of the Coordination's activity and its important role in the university's faculties to advance its educational role, and support and implement activities and initiatives needed by university students and faculty.

Al-Jobaei appreciated the holding of this meeting to exchange ideas and visions with the departments of the General Secretariat in order to push for more efforts aimed at enabling the coordination to perform its national and practical duty and make all its activities a success.

The meeting discussed the report submitted by the Coordination, which included the most prominent activities it carried out during the last period, as well as the relationship between the departments of the General Secretariat and the Coordination.

The meeting came out with a number of recommendations aimed at activating the work of the coordination, and proposals were put forward that would address many issues related to its functioning.