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Roundtable With Martin Griffiths, United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen 

Griffiths provided his unique insights into the U.N.-led effort to bring the principal combatants to a negotiated ceasefire and move the country toward a sustained, political solution.

September 24, 2020
Roundtable With Martin Griffiths, United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen 
Supporters of Southern separatists at a rally supporting the United Arab Emirates amid a standoff with the United Nations-recognized government, Aden, Yemen, Sept. 5. (AP Photo/Wail al-Qubaty)

As part of AGSIW’s continuing coverage of the war in Yemen and the humanitarian crisis it has spawned, Martin Griffiths, the United Nations special envoy for Yemen, provided his unique insights into the U.N.-led effort to bring the principal combatants to a negotiated cease-fire and move the country toward a sustained, political solution.

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