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Hungary promises 100 scholarships for Yemen

[11/11/2019 05:57]

BUDAPEST-SABA
The Charged' Affairs of the Republic of Yemen embassy in Budapest, Hungary, Ahmed Naji met on Monday with the deputy of the Secretary of the Hungarian state Laszlo Vardy.

The discussions focused on bilateral ties between the two friendly countries in the areas of agriculture, health and education.

Naji voiced the Yemeni government's gratitude to the Hungarian support in different fields, mainly in higher education.

The Hungarian official stated that his country is interested in further boosting bilateral ties and cooperation between the two countries. To this end, the Hungarian government is intending to increase the scholarships up to 100 within upcoming years.