00:19This is the land of the island, which is the most important part of the island.
00:23This is the land of the island.
00:25This is the main village of the Arab Emirates.
00:30The government is not a home, it is a family.
00:31This is the one.
00:33This is the one.
00:34This is the one.
00:35This is the one.
00:41This is the one.
00:51We have been singing in the morning,
00:53The animals were the ones that are the ones that have not been cleaned yet.
00:54We had to go to the woods with 700 or 1000 per hour.
00:59We saw the ones that he had done and went to the woods.
01:02We thought that the woods would be able to go to the woods.
01:06We couldn't get rid of the woods before the woods.
01:09The woods were coming from the woods, but the woods were going to the woods.
01:16We didn't have any people, we didn't have any people on the beach.
01:21All the people said, come here, come here, come here.
01:26Now let's go.
01:28Then when we entered the house, we told them,
01:31don't get close to the village.
01:32Don't get close to the village.
01:34Because they're not used to attack them.
01:36They're not used to attack the village.
01:38The people and the people who died,
01:40when they attacked the village,
01:43the people who died,
01:44they said, come here, come here.
01:47I said, you can't get close to the village.
01:52There's no benefit.
01:53Every time I get close to the village,
01:55the people who died,
01:57there's no problem.
02:04I'm putting a special call
02:08to the business owners,
02:10to the businesses,
02:11to the economic actors
02:12and to our citizens,
02:14who wish to mobilize their return
02:17to provide their contribution
02:18voluntary
02:19to this event of solidarity,
02:22through a concrete mobilization
02:23that allows us to respond to the essential needs
02:25of these people
02:26who are in a situation
02:28of very great vulnerability.
02:30Beyond the national mobilization,
02:32the situation
02:33to which we are confronted
02:34needs also
02:35an international response
02:37to the height of the needs.
02:40This call
02:41translates our desire
02:42to mobilize the entire partners
02:44to strengthen the humanitarian response
02:47and bring an assistance
02:49adapted to the Yemeni refugees
02:51who recently arrived on our territory.
02:54The displacement takes, of course,
02:56takes place within different governments,
02:58but the vast majority
03:00remains to be in Thais government.
03:01Of course, the west coast
03:03in Thais itself,
03:04but people tend to move
03:06to a closer location
03:07to be able to come back
03:09when the situation
03:11comes down.
03:12So it's 4.5 million people
03:15that have been displaced
03:15already from the previous conflicts
03:17since 2015,
03:19and this additional number
03:21of the people displaced
03:22are putting more burden
03:24on the existing structure,
03:26resources,
03:27and availability
03:28of any support
03:29that either from the government side
03:31or from the humanitarian agencies
03:33or the partners on the ground.
03:35Military action is taking place
03:36as we speak.
03:37The problem is that
03:41it's very difficult
03:42to have a military solution
03:44for that problem.
03:45And the experience
03:46of fighting in Yemen
03:49has demonstrated
03:50how complicated it is
03:52to have successful interventions
03:55in Yemen.
03:56Look at history.
03:57That is why it is so important
03:59beyond the condemnation
04:01of the acts that you have mentioned
04:04and beyond affirming
04:06the needs to preserve
04:08freedom of navigation
04:09in the Bab el-Mandeb
04:10at all costs,
04:11it is very important
04:13to open the doors
04:16for a serious negotiation.
04:19Secretary-General Antony Slotkopf,
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