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Al-Ashabi discusses Yemen's situation in Pakistan

[08/12/2017 06:07]

ISLAMABAD-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Pakistan Mohammad al-Ashabi discussed on Thursday with Minister of Regions Affairs Riyadh Zad mutual relations between the two countries.

Al-Ashabi reviewed developments in Yemen and Houthi militia's escalations against Yemeni people in their held areas, especially in the capital Sana'a after eruption uprising against them.

For his part, Zadrenewed continuous support of his to Yemen and taking care of Yemeni students and easing all difficulties facing them.

On the other hand hand, Ambassador al-Ashabi informed Pakistani Deputy Foreign Minister Ambassador TehminaJanjua on the latest security, political and economic situations and conditions after Sana'a Uprising againstHouthis and the militias' acts of killing and arresting leading members of the political parties, led by GPC.

For her part, AmbassadorJanjua praised mutual relations between the two countries and confirmed support to Yemen's legality and stability.