Meet
The Team
The office is under the purview of the General Administration for Foreign Affairs of
the STC, headed by Dr. Aydarus al-Naqib, who lives in the United Kingdom (UK)
The UK Team structure is as follows:
About Us
The Southern Transitional Council (STC) presence in the United Kingdom (UK) was decided by its leadership acknowledging the UK’s importance in brokering legitimate and fair solutions to sustain a potential long term stability in the country. Also, due to the UK’s understanding of the complexity and close involvement with the crisis in Yemen for a long period of time.
The branch of the STC is available for dialogue on political questions regarding the Southern Cause/Issue, and all topics concerning South Yemen (political, economic, social, cultural). The office represents the claims of South Yemenis for a free and independent state and seeks engagement with all organizations and institutions in the UK which want to enable the citizens of war-torn South Yemen to live with dignity.
The team is happy to take part in open or closed meetings, consultations, lectures, panel discussions, personal conversations, and other formats, our ideas on solving the Southern Cause/Issue, as well as on future relations with North Yemen and the entire region in the Gulf of Aden, after the independence of South Yemen. Furthermore, we would like to discuss our ideas about the political form of the independent state for which we strive, and our significant role in fighting terrorism and religious extremism in the region of the Gulf of Aden.
Our Aims
At any level whether political, economic, social and humanitarian, the Southern Transitional Council (STC) presence in the United Kingdom (UK) is to:
- Convey the STC’s message in the UK,
- Act as a bridge between any interested party to communicate with the STC in South Yemen,
- Engage with various institutions, organisation and parties,
- Raise awareness of the Southern Cause/Issue,
- Enhance the understanding of the current situation and political landscape complexity to individuals and others,
- Participate in various pivotal events and activities to echo STC’s voice,
- Collaborate with agencies and institutions in the UK for its affiliated agencies and organisations any where else within our remit.
At any level whether political, economic, social and humanitarian, the Southern Transitional Council (STC) presence in the United Kingdom (UK) is to:
- Convey the STC’s message in the UK,
- Act as a bridge between any interested party to communicate with the STC in South Yemen,
- Engage with various institutions, organisation and parties,
- Raise awareness of the Southern Cause/Issue,
- Enhance the understanding of the current situation and political landscape complexity to individuals and others,
- Participate in various pivotal events and activities to echo STC’s voice,
- Collaborate with agencies and institutions in the UK for its affiliated agencies and organisations any where else within our remit.
Some of the key stakeholders that STC have interests to involve in dialogues with are:
- Ministers and key ministries,
- UK Parties and MPs,
- International agencies and representatives,
- Relevant All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) and Parliamentary Select Committees.
- Main stream institutions,
- Research centers and think tanks,
- Civil society organizations,
- Other groups with similar emphasis,
- The press and media.
Some of the key stakeholders that STC have interests to involve in dialogues with are:
- Ministers and key ministries,
- UK Parties and MPs,
- International agencies and representatives,
- Relevant All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) and Parliamentary Select Committees.
- Main stream institutions,
- Research centers and think tanks,
- Civil society organizations,
- Other groups with similar emphasis,
- The press and media.