Amman, 27 March 2025 - The UN Special Envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, has concluded a visit to Brussels, where he briefed the European Union’s (EU) Political and Security Committee on the latest developments in Yemen, and his ongoing engagements.

During his visit, Special Envoy Grundberg held constructive meetings with senior EU officials, including the EU’s special representative for the Gulf Luigi di Maio.  The discussions focused on latest political and military developments in the country and the region and the UN’s efforts to pave the way for a peaceful resolution. “

“After 10 years of conflict in Yemen, and despite recent escalation with regional implications, it is indisputable that a peaceful and stable Yemen is necessary not only for the Yemenis themselves, but also for stability in the region” stressed Grundberg. “A resumption of full-fledged war in Yemen is in no one’s interests and must be avoided.”

The Envoy highlighted that the path to de-escalation lies in diplomacy rooted in dialogue and mutual commitment, underscoring the need for genuine engagement by all parties with sustained international and regional support.

"It is crucial that the international community continues to take unified action to secure a peaceful and sustainable resolution for the Yemeni people," said Special Envoy Hans Grundberg.

"I am deeply grateful for the European Union’s steadfast and unwavering commitment to Yemen for alleviating the suffering of Yemenis. Their relentless support is critical in our collective effort to achieve peace. I am committed to further strengthening our partnership for the benefit of the Yemeni people in their quest for peace," he added