[08/03/2018 05:49]
CAIRO-SABA
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdulmalik al-Mikhlafi inspected on Thursday situations of Yemen's Permanent Mission at the Arab League.
In the meeting he held with the staff, Ambassador of the Mission Riyadh al-Okberi informed al-Mikhlafi on the mechanism of the mission's function, coordination with the Arab League, problems facing it and communication with relevant bodies and diplomats.
Al-Mikhlafi valued efforts of the mission and its activities it carries out for representing Yemen in the Arab League and for continuous coordination with all concerned bodies.
He urged doubling efforts and boosting the mission's duty in serving homeland's issues and shouldering responsibility in this historical stage of facing Houthi rebellion and forces behind it.
Al-Mikhlafi reviewed latest developments in the country, pointing out that the government is working under very difficult conditions over the war triggered by Houthi militia, who rejected all peace initiatives.
The government works on improving economic and living conditions deteriorated by the militia's war and works on liberating all areas from Houthi militia.
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