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Yemen, Cuba discuss Hodeida's developments

[14/05/2019 08:49]

HAVANA-SABA

Yemen's Ambassador to Cuba Mohammad Nasher discussed Tuesday with Ambassador Héctor Igarza Cabrera, Director of North Africa and Middle East Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba a number of common concern issues and developments of Yemen's crisis.

Nasher pointed to breach made by Houthis in Hodeida agreement when they made a play of unliterary deployment, neglecting international efforts on redeployment through UN committee.

Ambassador Nasher renewed government's commitment to international resolutions 2216, 2451 and 2452 and Stockholm agreement and rejecting any unilateral measure without UN Security Council's sponsorship.

He stressed serious work on implementing all articles of Stockholm agreement, including Taiz understanding and releasing prisoners and kidnapped people, appreciating efforts of Cuba supporting government of President Hadi.

For his part, the Cuban official renewed his country's support to Yemen and its government and realizing peace.