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Foreign Minister receives French Ambassador to Yemen

[15/04/2024 01:12]

RIYADH - SABA
Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Dr. Shaea al-Zandani met Monday with the Ambassador of the friendly Republic of France to Yemen Catherine Corm-Kammoun.

During the meeting, they discussed the bilateral relations between the two friendly countries and ways to develop them.

In the meeting, Minister al-Zandani emphasized the necessity of supporting the needs of the government in various fields, especially the economic and service sectors, and building the capacities of state institutions to help the government face the major challenges to the national economy and the negative repercussions of the financial crisis caused by the war, and to alleviate the humanitarian suffering in our country.

For her part, the French diplomat expressed her country's readiness to support the government in various fields, especially supporting priority economic sectors that contribute to economic stability and alleviate the difficult living conditions of the Yemeni citizens.