Defense Minister Mohammad Nasser Ahmed has said that the Military Committee formed under the GCC-mediated power transfer deal and the Higher Military Academy will prepare a projection to reorganize the military and security services.
A military-run news website, 26 September, said that Ahmed met on Wednesday with high-ranking of Yemeni officers including Chief of General Staff and his deputies, confirming that the Military Committee made progress regarding security and stability in the Capital Sana'a
Media sources had stated that a US military team has recently visited the state and held meetings with officials of the Military Committee and the Higher Military Academy.
Meanwhile, the minister said that the Capital Sana'a will be totally removed from armed men and barracks, stressing that all roads will be opened.
He further ordered to improve living standards of all persons affiliated to the Yemeni military, praising their role in combating Al-Qaeda in Abyan and other southern governorates.
The GCC deal provides to reconstruct the military on national bases in the wake of a sharp division the military witnessed during the last year as military commanders defected from the former President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
After several days of negotiations brokered by a United Nations envoy, Jamal Benomar Mohammed Saleh al-Ahmar, half-brother of former Yemen president Ali Abdullah Saleh, has resigned as head of the Yemeni air force on Tuesday.
Hadi , who took office in February, has vowed to launch more reforms in the army to end divisions and hold a national dialogue to settle disputes among political parties.

However, some military commanders and officials who are loyal to Saleh still refuse accepting his decrees.