Yemen Condemns Israeli Occupation’s Aggression on Beit Jinn in Rural Damascus
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the Israeli occupation’s aggression on the town of Beit Jinn in western rural Damascus, which resulted in a number of civilian casualties and injuries.
Bulgaria's Kozloduy Nuclear Plant Partners with 4 Universities to Train Future Staff
Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) - New Builds EAD signed framework agreements with four Bulgarian universities to collaborate on staffing future projects, attended by Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov and Education Minister Krasimir Valchev.
Gold stabilizes near its highest in two weeks
Gold prices stabilized significantly today, Thursday, after reaching their highest level in nearly two weeks in the previous session, as market participants assessed the possibility of a U.S. interest rate cut in December.
Croatia Qualifies for 2026 World Cup with Thrilling Win Over Faroe Islands
Croatia secured a spot in the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada after defeating the Faroe Islands 3-1.
Last Update: ،
2025/11/29
Time
03:49:41
Latest News:
Human Rights Watch: Houthi Militias Arrest Dozens of Political Opponents, UN Employees
Hodeidah Governor Inaugurates Water Project in Al-Khokha
Ambassador Balfakih discusses with Indonesian official ways to strengthen bilateral relations
Republican Decree Appointing Governor for Hadhramout issued
Prime Minister Praises GCC support to Government
Latest News:
Human Rights Watch: Houthi Militias Arrest Dozens of Political Opponents, UN Employees
Hodeidah Governor Inaugurates Water Project in Al-Khokha
Ambassador Balfakih discusses with Indonesian official ways to strengthen bilateral relations
Republican Decree Appointing Governor for Hadhramout issued
Prime Minister Praises GCC support to Government
GCC renews commitment on supporting Yemen's humanitarian needs
[03/04/2018 05:18]
GENEVA-SABA
The Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council Abdullatif al-Zayyani renewed commitment of the GCC countries on responding to humanitarian and development needs in Yemen.
In a speech he made in the United Nation Donor in Geneva on humanitarian aid to Yemen on Tuesday, he said the GCC countries have launched an office for coordinating humanitarian and relief aid in 2016.
The gulf countries and its funds have provided Yemen with USD 4.1 billion since 2015 and the total development since2006 have exceeded USD13 billion, said al-Zayyani.
He also confirmed commitment of the GCC countries in protecting Yemeni People and supporting their government through rescuing them from Houthi militia, which violates all international laws by targeting civilians and threatening security of civilians of neighboring countries by firing ballistic rockets.
He valued efforts exerted by the UN and key sponsors for holding this conference, pointing out that the GCC General Secretariat is setting up a program for re-qualifying Yemeni economy and facilitating its integration to the Gulf Economy.
He added that the General Secretariat is preparing for holding an international conference for reconstruction in Yemen as soon as Yemenis reach admirable political solution.
He confirmed that achieving peace in Yemen and restoring stability of the Republic of Yemen requires political solution based on the GCC Initiative, the outcomes of the National Dialogue Conference and the UN Resolution 2216.
He called on the international community and donors to provide more support to Yemen and supporting GCC countries for alleviating suffering of the Yemeni people.
The Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council Abdullatif al-Zayyani renewed commitment of the GCC countries on responding to humanitarian and development needs in Yemen.
In a speech he made in the United Nation Donor in Geneva on humanitarian aid to Yemen on Tuesday, he said the GCC countries have launched an office for coordinating humanitarian and relief aid in 2016.
The gulf countries and its funds have provided Yemen with USD 4.1 billion since 2015 and the total development since2006 have exceeded USD13 billion, said al-Zayyani.
He also confirmed commitment of the GCC countries in protecting Yemeni People and supporting their government through rescuing them from Houthi militia, which violates all international laws by targeting civilians and threatening security of civilians of neighboring countries by firing ballistic rockets.
He valued efforts exerted by the UN and key sponsors for holding this conference, pointing out that the GCC General Secretariat is setting up a program for re-qualifying Yemeni economy and facilitating its integration to the Gulf Economy.
He added that the General Secretariat is preparing for holding an international conference for reconstruction in Yemen as soon as Yemenis reach admirable political solution.
He confirmed that achieving peace in Yemen and restoring stability of the Republic of Yemen requires political solution based on the GCC Initiative, the outcomes of the National Dialogue Conference and the UN Resolution 2216.
He called on the international community and donors to provide more support to Yemen and supporting GCC countries for alleviating suffering of the Yemeni people.
Key words:
reconstruction - international - facilitating - coordinating - humanitarian - threatening - Secretariat - integration - Cooperation - development -
Yemen Condemns Israeli Occupation’s Aggression on Beit Jinn in Rural Damascus
Human Rights Watch: Houthi Militias Arrest Dozens of Political Opponents, UN Employees
Hodeidah Governor Inaugurates Water Project in Al-Khokha
Ambassador Balfakih discusses with Indonesian official ways to strengthen bilateral relations
Republican Decree Appointing Governor for Hadhramout issued
Prime Minister Praises GCC support to Government
PM: We're looking forward to Russian partnership in energy businesses
Vice Minister of Water Discusses with Secretary-General of PERSGA Protect Environment of Red Sea, Gulf of Aden
Leadership Council Chairman Meets Gulf Cooperation Council Ambassador
Agriculture Minister Honors 26 Rural Women on World Food Day and Rural Women's Day
