[27/12/2018 03:44]
RIYADH-SABA
Chinese Ambassador to Yemen Knag Yong said new year (2019) would be a significant year to achieve permanent and comprehensive peace in Yemen.
In a message of best wishes for Yemeni people in the new year Yong added " We, the Chinese side, do hope sincerely that Sweden's Agreement will be put in place successfully to contribute to a comprehensive settlement".
Concerning to constructive role China played in the Yemeni peace consultations in Sweden the Ambassador said " I contributed to the whole consultations as a representative of Chinese side".
Yong went on saying" I would like to thank all persons who made efforts to contribute to the deliberations' success, they pushed peace process forward, bring hope of peace for the Yemeni people and serve the country's interests".
The Chinese Ambassador stated that he is confident that the Yemeni people will keep on making constant efforts, get rid of difficulties, all obstacles to be managed and peace finally to be achieved. He said that he is ready as Ambassador of China to Yemen to exert joint efforts with every peace loving person.
Minister of Public Works Praises China's Role in Creating Roads in Yemen
Health Ministry Official Discusses Health Response with UNFPA, Yamaan Foundation
Minister of Transport: Houthi Attack on al-Mokha Port Resulted in Deaths, Injuries, Significant Material Damages
United Kingdom Affirms Support for Yemen and Saudi Arabia in Confronting Aggression by Houthi Militias
President al-Alimi: Targeting al-Mokha Port Demonstrates Militias' Systematic War on Yemeni People's Vital Resources
Kuwait Reaffirms Support for Yemeni Government, Praises UN Security Council Commitment to International Law
Government Condemns Houthi Attack on Makha Port in Strongest Terms, Vows to Protect Vital Facilities
Ministry of Transport: Militias' Endeavor to Target Oil Tanker at Mokha Port Poses Dangerous Threat to Maritime Safety
Armed Forces Carry Out Operations Against Houthi Positions Along Front Lines
National Defense Council Maintains Permanent Session, Orders Higher Readiness to Deter Houthi Attacks