Ready to Implement Stockholm Agreement, Have Leadership’s Full Support for Perfect Deal: Prisoners Committee

The head of the National Committee for Prisoners, Abdulqader Al-Murtadha, confirmed that the prisoner exchange agreement reached on Sunday, according to the Stockholm Agreement, is an important step for breaking the ice after 4 rounds of negotiations in the prisoner exchange file. Al-Murtadha told Almasirah that the operational plan is supervised by the Red Cross and will start on October 15th and will be via flying from Riyadh, Aden and Marib to Sana’a and vice versa, stressing the readiness to implement all of Stockholm Agreement regarding prisoners and we have the full support of the leadership for a complete deal, but the other party is not ready to expand or complete the deal.

He pointed out that the differences in the other party led to the agreement being limited to the first part of the Amman agreement, and that the Saudi presence in the negotiations was necessary to complete this process because they have many prisoners.

He added that the coming hours will be crucial regarding the completion of the agreement on the executive mechanism of the agreement signed in Geneva, and that the National Delegation had been forced to negotiate with each party separately due to the differences between them.

He reassured the prisoners’ families, “we have a lot of papers and, thanks to Allah, possess what enables us to release all prisoners and reveal the fate of the missing.