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Implementing Stockholm Agreement key base for building confidence, says Ambassador

[08/06/2019 02:01]

OTTAWA-SABA
Ambassador of Republic of Yemen to Canada Jamal Assallal stated that the implementation of Stockholm Agreement is a key basis for trust-building that can produce an overall all peace process in Yemen.

His statement as he contributed to a roundtable discussions held in the Canadian Parliament.

Ambassadors of Poland, Latvia, Serbia, Sir Lanka and Silva dour were engaged along with Assallal in the deliberations about the issues of international terrorism, extremism, MDG, poverty and climate change.