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Ambassador Nasher discusses enhancing media cooperation with Cuban "Prensa Latina" Agency

[16/04/2025 12:28]

HAVANA - SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Cuba Mohammed Nasher discussed Wednesday with Luisa Maria Losales, the acting head of the Cuban news agency "Prensa Latina" enhancing media cooperation between the two countries and refuting the misleading media campaigns of the Houthi terrorist militias.

Ambassador Nasher emphasized the importance of providing objective coverage of the situation in Yemen and exchanging media content with accuracy and transparency.

He also noted that the Houthi terrorist militias spread false news through media outlets aligned with Iran and Hezbollah to achieve political gains, stressing the need to highlight their violations and crimes against civilians, including the suppression of press freedom and the abduction of journalists.