Sponsor countries of Gulf initiative concerned over Houthi's remarks

The ten sponsor countries of Gulf initiative on Tuesday expressed their concern over the latest remarks made by the leader of Houthi community Sheikh Abdel-Malek Al-Houthi, deeming them as "anti-political settlement in Yemen".
The countries, including the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council and European Union, said in a statement that the remarks affect the image of Yemeni government which has been legally formed and are harsh language towards a peaceful transition process of power.
The ambassadors of the ten countries called on Al-Houthi to respect the will of people and law, stressing the necessity of participation of political parties and groups including Al-Houthi community in the transition process of power.
International community will not accept any action aimed at inciting or stirring violence, the ambassadors added in the statement.
Al-Houthi on Monday threatened strongly the government and gave President Abdrabuh Mansour Hadi five days to form a new government with the participation of Al-Houthi community.