بن بريك: الإصلاحات الاقتصادية معركة لا تقل أهمية عن مواجهة الحوثي

The Yemeni Prime Minister, Salem bin Breik, confirmed during the regular meeting of the Council of Ministers today (Wednesday) in the temporary capital, Aden, that economic, financial, and monetary reforms are an irreversible option, noting that the government continues to work in partnership with the Presidential Leadership Council and the Central Bank to achieve the aspirations of the Yemeni people.

Bin Breik said: "The economic battle that the government is fighting is no less important than our battle against the Houthi terrorism project, as it is a battle for existence to protect the future from extremism and to reject all forms of backwardness and obsolete retrogression."

He added: "The reform process being implemented by the government is not just slogans but practical realities; the government continues to work and is based on clear visions that place the livelihood of citizens at the forefront of priorities."

The Prime Minister clarified that the recovery of the national currency comes as a result of significant efforts in work and reforms, pointing out that the collective responsibility with the private sector requires that the improvement in the value of the Yemeni currency be translated into fair prices and a balanced market. He expressed the government's commitment to ensuring a transparent, stable, and secure environment for the private sector.