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Parties to Ottawa Agreement on landmines agree to keep support to Yemen five year more

[26/11/2022 04:35]

GENEVA-SABA
The countries which are signatory to Ottawa Agreement on Banning Landmines agreed today, Saturday, to extend support for Yemen for five year more in demining.

This is came during session held here in Geneva within the gathering of the signatory countries to Ottawa Agreement on Landmine.

The Director of the National Program for Demining Brigadier Ameen al-Aqaili called on the participating countries and organizations to mount pressures upon the Terrorist Houthi militias to hand over the maps of the landmines it has planted in different parts of Yemen.