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Prime Minister phones Egyptian counterpart on latest developments in Red Sea

[15/03/2024 02:32]

ADEN-SABA
Prime Minster, the Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs, Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak made a phone call with Egyptian Counterpart Dr. Mustafa Madboli discussing with him mutual relations between the two countries.

The two prime ministers discussed also a number of regional and international issues of common concern and unifying viewpoints towards them.

During the meeting, bin Mubarak exchanged best wishes with Madboli, hoping stability and prosperity to the two peoples.

They discussed latest developments in the Red Sea and their reflections on security, economy and environment of Yemen and Egypt and regional countries in general, touching upon Israeli aggression against Gaza Strip and necessity of stopping the mass killing committed by Israeli troops against Palestinian people.

The Egyptian Prime Minister reconfirmed his country's support to Yemen and the internationally-recognized government and keenness on supporting stability of the State of Yemen, its unity and territorial sovereignty.