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Latest News:
Prime Minister discusses strengthening bilateral relations with Dutch Ambassador
Minister of Transport discusses with Advisor of UN Envoy transportation businesses
Musawah Organization: Houthi Militias Kidnap 9 Civilians in Dhamar in 24 Hours
Leadership Council discusses mechanisms for responding to repercussions of local, regional developments
Presidential Leadership Council Member al-Subaihi praises Dutch support for Yemen
FM tells Swedish officials, scholars about peace prospects in Yemen
[10/09/2021 05:02]
STOCKHOLM-SABA
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed Bin Mubarak talked today to the Director of the Swedish Agency for Peace, Security and Development Sven-Eric Soder and some Swedish officials and interested researchers about peace chances and obstructions in Yemen.
He presented a detailed explanation about the status quo in Yemen, the developments of the peace process and reasons for not making progress.
Bin Mubarak stated that the government is very keen on establishing peace and it is determined to reach the urgently needed political settlement.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed Bin Mubarak talked today to the Director of the Swedish Agency for Peace, Security and Development Sven-Eric Soder and some Swedish officials and interested researchers about peace chances and obstructions in Yemen.
He presented a detailed explanation about the status quo in Yemen, the developments of the peace process and reasons for not making progress.
Bin Mubarak stated that the government is very keen on establishing peace and it is determined to reach the urgently needed political settlement.
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