Hadi: No one has the right to object to NDC's outcomes

President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi on Tuesday said that the National Dialogue Conference's (NDC) purpose is to end Yemen's crisis, stressing its objective outcomes are unquestionable. "No one has the right to object to the national, natural and objective outcomes adopted by the National Dialogue Conference," The President said as meeting with ambassadors of the ten countries sponsoring the implementation of the political settlement in Yemen according to the Gulf initiative and Security Council resolutions 2014 and 2051. Hadi told the ambassadors that the NDC nine teams' works are almost entirely completed, except the State-building team which is still awaiting the outcome of the South issue team. He indicated to the obstacles arisen at the beginning and the end of the national dialogue, however he expressed determination to overcome any difficulties in an objective, reasonable way based on the Gulf initiative that maintains the security, stability and unity of Yemen. "Regrettably, some of the political forces did not understand the situation or the Gulf initiative's data accurately. Therefore, their positions sometimes oscillate according to their moods. They think they will disturb the political settlement process backed by the whole international community and carried out under the auspices of the United Nations," Hadi said. He talked in detail with the ambassadors about a lot of issues related to the dialogue's outcomes, pointing to the responsibilities that should be borne by everyone and the sponsoring countries as well via their ambassadors in order to overcome ant difficulties and put an end to the country's crisis. The ambassadors praised the achievements made so far in the national dialogue and the transitional stage in general, assuring their countries' continued support in order to realize the desired goals.