International community welcomes ceasefire in Yemen

 The international community has welcomed a two-month ceasefire between rivals in Yemen.

Arab News quoted the UAE's official news agency as saying that the UAE welcomed the announcement of a ceasefire between rivals in Yemen and a halt to military operations inside the country and on the border between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. I

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the Arab League and the European Union, including Bahrain, Oman and Qatar, have also welcomed the ceasefire.

According to local military officials, fighting in various parts of Yemen has come to a standstill following a ceasefire between rivals.

According to Arab News, the UN special envoy for Yemen Hans Grandberg on Friday announced a two-month ceasefire between the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels and the internationally recognized government. The implementation of this ceasefire began on the first day of Ramadan.

An army official told Arab News on condition of anonymity that "fighting has stopped in Marb. There is a limited exchange of mortar and heavy fire while the enemy is also deploying forces.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed support for all the efforts of UN Special Representative Hans Grendberg to promote peace and stability in Yemen and the region, Saudi Arabia's key role in achieving stability in Yemen, and standing with the Yemeni people. And emphasized support for their legitimate aspirations for development and prosperity.

Appreciating the response of the leadership of the military coalition working for the restoration of legitimacy in Yemen, Bahrain expressed the hope that the war in Yemen would be stopped, a comprehensive political solution reached between the rival parties and security, stability and This will be an important step towards the return of peace.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) praised the efforts of UN Special Representative Hans Grendberg and hoped that a ceasefire would alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people while reducing tensions with rivals in Yemen and reaching a comprehensive political solution to the conflict.