On Wednesday, the Saudi capital Riyadh hosted a significant gathering aimed at garnering international support for the new Yemeni government led by Prime Minister Shae' Al-Zandani. The meeting included participation from 35 ministers following recent developments in several southern and eastern provinces of Yemen. The Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen announced the meeting through its social media channels, emphasizing the collaborative nature of this effort involving multiple international stakeholders.

The gathering was held under the auspices of the United Kingdom and included key representatives from the Yemeni government, the World Bank, and various UN agencies and international donor organizations. Prime Minister Al-Zandani attended via video link, showing the government's commitment to engaging with the international community as it navigates the complexities of governance amid ongoing challenges in Yemen. The presence of senior officials, including the Governor of the Central Bank of Yemen, Ahmed Ghaleb, underscored the economic discussions likely to shape the future stability of Yemen.

Additionally, the meeting served as a platform for discussing mechanisms to support the newly formed government's plans and priorities. With the participation of international ambassadors from Britain, France, Japan, and Germany, the meeting highlighted the collective commitment of the global community to assist Yemen in its path toward recovery. Given the critical situation in the country, the outcomes of this meeting may significantly influence not only Yemen’s political landscape but also the humanitarian responses to its prolonged crisis.