During his visit, Bin Mubarak engaged in discussions with officials to address various aspects of support to Yemen ADEN: Yemeni Prime Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak returned to Aden on Saturday following a 10-day diplomatic visit to the UAE and Saudi Arabia. During his visit, he engaged in discussions with officials to address various aspects of support, partnerships, and recent developments at local, regional, and international levels, the Yemeni news agency Saba reported. The discussions focused on supporting the Yemeni government’s comprehensive reform program to alleviate poor living conditions exacerbated by the Houthi militia’s attacks on oil installations and international shipping lines. Urgent solutions for stability, particularly concerning national currency exchange rates and electricity supply, were also discussed. Bin Mubarak had met with Saudi Minister of Defense Prince Khalid bin Salman Al-Saud in Jeddah on Friday to discuss efforts to support the political process, bring peace, and achieve security and stability, the Saudi Press Agency reported. During his visit to the UAE last week, Bin Mubarak also participated as a speaker in the main session of the Arab Media Forum. During his address, he emphasized the need for radical solutions to the Yemeni crisis, urging the international community to move beyond a solely humanitarian perspective and focus on restoring the state and ending the coup.