Yemen's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Shai' Zandani emphasized during a meeting with the German ambassador to Yemen that international support for the legitimate Yemeni government is not merely a political stance but a vital investment in enhancing regional stability. He highlighted the importance of this support in safeguarding international maritime security and combating terrorism, showcasing the intertwined nature of Yemen's current political and security challenges with broader regional concerns.

In the discussions held in Riyadh, Zandani sought to address recent political and economic developments in Yemen and outlined his government's priorities. He also expressed a desire for international aid to transition from crisis management to addressing fundamental issues by aiding in the restoration of state authority and ending the Houthi rebellion. He called for more decisive actions against behaviors that undermine peace prospects within the country, reflecting the government's push for a firmer international stance.

Furthermore, Zandani presented the urgent program of the Yemeni government, which focuses on establishing economic stability, activating state institutions in liberated provinces, and launching financial, administrative, and regulatory reforms. These initiatives are framed as necessary steps toward rebuilding Yemen and achieving long-term peace, as the country grapples with the ongoing consequences of conflict and instability.