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Ben Mubarak says narratives about Yemen conflict have largely been corrected in Europe

[20/07/2023 01:38]

Budapest - Saba

Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak, said, "Many of the narratives that were prevalent in Europe regarding the conflict in Yemen have been corrected, and there are still some narratives that need correction, foremost of which is the realistic description of the nature of the conflict in Yemen and the fact that it is a conflict between a people represented by a legitimate government that seeks to preserve the people's freedom and basic rights and to liberate their land on the one hand and an aggressive sectarian militia that seeks to establish a repressive tyrannical regime under the pretext of the divine right to rule , on the other.

This came during a political lecture given by the minister to diplomats at the Hungarian Diplomatic Academy on the sidelines of his visit to the capital, Budapest, at the invitation of his Hungarian counterpart.