The Internal Southern National Dialogue Team, headed by Asnad Abdulsalam Qassem Massad, Vice head of the team, met today, Tuesday, September 20, in the capital, Aden, under the leadership of the Liberation Front Party.

At the beginning of the meeting, the group welcomed sitting with the leaders and cadres of the Liberation Front, noting the party’s national history of struggle in the south, stressing the importance of creating a southern political climate in which there is a culture of dialogue and acceptance of the other as a civilized human value, and spreading the values ​​of peace, freedom of thought and the right to difference of opinion.

The meeting has discussed the importance of finding meeting points and joint formulation that contribute to achieving southern consensus, especially in strategic issues and goals, and finding a real partnership in the southern political decision through the participation of all southern national political forces in drafting the southern national pact, as the challenges that the south is going through at this defining stage of its history require everyone to open channels of dialogue to consolidate the values ​​of peace, rights and freedoms and to find sound and systematic ways of solutions and treatments.

For his part, the Secretary-General of the Liberation Front Party, Fahd bin Thabet al-Daari, affirmed the party's keenness on the southern dialogue, noting that the Liberation Front party was the race to bless and respond to the invitation of the Southern Transitional Council for dialogue, and its participation in the previous southern dialogues called for by the Southern Transitional Council, where a politic vision was presented in that regard.