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Assllal explores more Canadian humanitarian aids in 2021

[04/02/2021 12:01]

OTTAWA-SABA
Ambassador of Republic of Yemen to Ottawa, Canada, Jamal Abdullah Assallal held virtual talks on Thursday with the Chair of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development in the Canadian Council of Common Sven Spengemann.

The discussions dealt with bilateral ties between the two countries and the latest developments about the situations in Yemen.

The American administration designation Houthi militia terrorist organizations and the Yemeni government's measures to reduce potential impact on humanitarian situation and actions were also touched upon.

Assallal detailed the Spengemann on the humanitarian situations in Yemen, asking for greater Canadian contribution to humanitarian actions in 2021.

The Canadian official reiterated his country's support to humanitarian efforts in Yemen and the UN-led peace process to reach sustainable peace in Yemen