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Vice Foreign Minister Discusses Yemen’s Humanitarian Situation with Japanese Ambassador

[09/11/2026 01:54]

ADEN – SABA
Voce Minister of Foreign Affairs Mustafa Noman held a virtual meeting with Japan’s Ambassador to Yemen Nakashima Yoichi to discuss developments in Yemen and the worsening humanitarian crisis amid continued Houthi military escalation.

Noman highlighted the humanitarian consequences of the Houthi-imposed siege on Taiz, which has disrupted essential services, particularly healthcare and medical services, and worsened civilian suffering.

He also expressed the government’s appreciation for Japan’s additional $10 million in humanitarian assistance to support people affected by displacement.

For his part, the Japanese ambassador expressed his country’s hope for an end to the humanitarian suffering in Yemen and reaffirmed Japan’s readiness to support peace efforts and end the war.