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Yemen participates in UN Conference of Counter Terrorism Organizations' Chiefs

[29/06/2018 04:45]

NEW YORK-SABA

Republic of Yemen participated Thursday in the UN high-profile Conference of the Chiefs of Counter-Terrorism Organizations in the UN member states. The gathering held in the HQ of the UN in New York on June 28-29,2018.

Yemen's delegation headed by deputy chief of the National Security Organization Maj. General Mohammed A'idha.

In his word, A'idha said" Yemen's contribution to this conference came within the Government's efforts aiming at eradicating the terror plight fueled by foreign militants who came to Yemen, providing terrorist elements of Al-Qaeda and Houthi militia with know-how and funds".

He affirmed that Yemeni Government is willing to cooperate at different levels and it has experience, information and needs assistance in capacity-building and rehabilitation centers.