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Yemen participates in Ministerial Conference of Least Developed Countries in Vienna

[25/11/2023 01:56]

Vienna - Saba
Yemen participated in the Ministerial Conference of the Least Developed Countries, which concluded in the Austrian capital, Vienna, today with a delegation headed by the Minister of Industry and Trade, Muhammad Al-Ashwal.

In the conference in which 46 countries participated, the Minister of Industry and Trade stressed the importance of the conference as an opportunity to exchange experiences and expertise between the least developed countries and the organization, reviewing the serious damage caused by the Houthi militia coup in Yemen and the widespread destruction and serious damage that affected all joints of society, leaving a severe humanitarian crisis, in addition to the major paralysis that hindered all economic and development sectors in the country.