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Yemen's ambassador to Tunisia explore ABU's cooperation

[30/03/2018 05:09]

TUNISIA-SABA

Yemen ambassador to Tunisia Abdulnasser Ba-Habeeb met with Director of Arab Broadcasters Union (ABU) Engineer Abdulraheem Solaiman.

Ba-Habeeb's conversation with Solaiman aimed to explore the ABU's cooperation in revealing Houthi militia's crimes against the Yemeni people.

The ambassador sought for greater cooperation and solidarity by the ABU with the Yemeni media men and women.

Ba-Habeeb detailed the Director of the ABU on the grave damage Houthi militia caused to the media sector in Yemen. He cited the militia's atrocities against Yemeni journalists including killing, kidnapping, arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances.

The Director of ABU promised to do his own best to further increase coordination with the Yemeni media institutions.