Yemen News Agency (SABA)
Home      Local   International   Reports   About Yemen   Tourism   Civil Society   About Saba   Economic  
Search | Advance Search
 
  Local
Yemen to attend Turkey OIC conference
[08 November 2009]
France cheers Yemen LNG export
[08 November 2009]
Finance Minister meets IMF mission
[07 November 2009]
German University to participate in ideological biodiversity workshop in Aden
[07 November 2009]
5 suspects trafficking citizens to Saudi territories arrested
[07 November 2009]
 
  Reports
Piracy, a concern shakes international navigation
[04 November 2009]
Year later, flood-affected people still waiting for support
[03 November 2009]
Europeans to enjoy Yemen's history, beauty
[31 October 2009]
Yemeni hospitals refuse receiving swine flu infected
[27 October 2009]
French cooperation in Yemen: long-standing and diverse
[25 October 2009]
 
  International
Saudi Monarch Bears Expenses of 1000 International Pilgrims
[07 November 2009]
Dubai Police seize 1.5 million drug pills in first 9 months of 09
[07 November 2009]
Gulf States and Yemen
[07 November 2009]
OIC Chief Welcomes UN General Assembly Resolution on Goldstone Report
[06 November 2009]
Sheikh Khalifa re-elected president of UAE
[03 November 2009]
  Local
Sa'ada governor discusses security situation after war with rebels
[21/June/2008]

SA'ADA, June 21 (Saba) - The governor of Sa'ada Hassan Mohammed Mana'a met with sheikhs and high-profile figures in the province and discussed with them the security situations in areas that witnessed clashes with rebels.

Mana'a hailed the victories military and security forces have achieved in their battles with "rebels, terrorist and sedition elements" and cracking down their hideouts.

The meeting stressed the need for a group effort to reinforce security and stability in areas where those "satanic elements" were cleared out and to prevent any "terrorist elements" from infiltrating into those areas again.

The meeting also discussed issues related to people of Sa'ada and the state's trend towards rebuilding damaged areas. The attendees confirmed their readiness to exert more efforts to pursue the rest of rebels in the area, praising the state for its patience and wisdom in dealing with such sedition that claimed many lives.

NS/NS

Saba
  more of (Local)
UPDATED ON : Sun, 08 Nov 2009 11:10:40 +0300