On Tuesday, 05/11/2019, Salem Al-Khanbashi, representing Hadi, and Nasser Al-Kubaji, representing the transitional government, signed the Riyadh Agreement to end the fighting between their forces since 02/08/2019. The Agreement included the formation of a government not exceeding 24 ministers, ministerial portfolios to be equal between the northern and southern provinces, and Hadi’s appointment of a number of governors in the southern governorates.

The ancient Kukeldash Madrasah is in the heart of Tashkent’s old city. It’s Friday afternoon, and the nearby maze of medieval unpaved alleys looks unwelcoming under a scorching sun.

But outside the old gates of the religious school, a crowd of bearded young Uzbeks and veiled women wait patiently. The entire plaza in front of this famous Islamic center is flooded with people from the nearby Chorsu Bazaar, Tashkent’s largest, oldest outdoor market. Handicrafts makers, flat-bread sellers, black-market money dealers – all are here. Everyone is waiting for afternoon prayers.

After two months of mass protests, which filled the protest squares in the capital Baghdad and the central and southern provinces, during which nearly 500 unarmed rebel youths losttheir lives and more than 15 thousand were wounded or disabled, as a result of excessive violence used by law enforcement forces, or say: tools to preserve the oppression and the oppressors, who fired live bullets, deadly smoke bombs, and rubber bullets to break the willpower of the revolution

Mohamed Ali al-Houthi called in a tweet on Friday, November 15, 2019, "the House of Representatives and the Government of the Salvation to hold public meetings to review the World Bank report related to Yemen," The Daily Revolution Newspaper published in Sana'a reported his Twitter on Saturday 16/11/2019.