[08/02/2018 02:25]
RIYADH-SABA
Vice President of the Republic Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) Ali Mohssen Saleh paid a visit on Thursday to headquarters of King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Actions (KS Relief Center) in the Saudi capital Riyadh.
Adviser at the Royal Divan, General Supervisor of the KS Relief Center Dr Abdullah Arrabiah received the Vice President, welcoming him in the center.
The Vice Presided gave a word in which he voiced appreciation of the political leadership headed by President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, Yemeni government and all Yemeni people for the efforts exerted by KS Relief Center to help alleviating Yemeni peoples' suffering and torment caused by Iran-backed Houthi militia coup d'état.
(Lt Gen) Mohssen said:" I assured you that history would register these good deeds, favors and humanitarian actions by the leadership, government and people of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which coincide with our Arab battle backed by Arab Coalition to counter the Iranian expansion in Yemen and the region".
The Vice President concluded his word saying:" I do repeat thanks and appreciation for your excellent action and I do congratulate you on your successes you have made over the past period that largely helped relieving Yemeni peoples and alleviating their suffering..".
Then the Vice President toured the different sections and departments of the Center, admiring well-organization and good administration.
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