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Ambassador Al-Sunaini, Japanese cooperation agency discuss programs and projects implemented in Yemen

[23/01/2024 01:17]

TOKYO-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Tokyo Adel Al-Sunaini and Director of the Middle East and Europe Department at the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Tosaka Sota and his deputy Keiko Ayumi discussed the projects and programs implemented by the agency in Yemen and the possibility of expanding aspects of support provided by the friendly Japanese government through the agency.

The meeting touched on the importance of developing partnership between the two friendly countries in a way that responds to the Yemeni government’s program to normalize the situation and is consistent with Japanese efforts in support of peace and stability in Yemen through its development and economic projects and the training and rehabilitation programs it provides.