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Arrabiah: Saudi Arabia is keen to maintain Yemen's security, stability

[17/06/2020 12:54]

RIYADH- SABA
The Advisor at the Royal Divan, General Supervisor of KSrelief Dr. Abdullah Arrabiah stated that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's policy toward Yemen's security and stability has been unchangeable, the kingdom is very keen to maintain Yemen's security and stability.

His remarks came as he contributed to Helsinki International Forum for Politics which held virtually organized from the Finland capital Helsinki.

The Finland Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto led the discussions that a number of representatives of the European, Middle East and North Africa countries contributed to.

Dr. Arrabia said" The kingdom of Saudi Arabia has supported every dialogue aiming to bring about peace and political stability in Yemen in accordance with the three terms of reference including the GCC's Initiative, outcomes of the National Dialogue and UNSCR 2216".

Arrabia blamed Houthi militia for refusing to come to peace, noting that Saudi Arabia provided Yemen through KSrelief with $25 million to counter coronavirus( Covid-19).