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Yemen, Austria discus developments, securing aid

[28/04/2017 06:01]

Vienna, (Saba) - Yemen's Minister to Vienna Haitham Shuga'udin discussed Friday with Vice President of Austrian Federal Council Ernst Gödl condition developments in Yemen and efforts of the government in securing arrival of humanitarian aid and alternative ports.

Shuga'udin talked about severe humanitarian conditions in Yemen due continuation of Houthi-Saleh militias' siege on heavy populated governorates.

He valued Austrian government's allocation of Euro 1, 5 million as humanitarian assistance to be provided via the International Committees for the Red Cross.

For his part, the Austrian official expressed hopes for peace in Yemen soon and promised of doubling efforts for more aid support to Yemen.