[16/03/2017 10:55]
(Saba) – The Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain on Monday received Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Abdul-Malik al-Mikhlafi who conveyed to him the greetings of President Abdo Rabbo Mansour Hadi.
During the meeting, Pakistani President Hussain stressed that his country will continue supporting the legitimate Yemeni government led by Hadi, expressing the readiness of Pakistan to sustain Yemen in the fields of education, qualification, training and reconstruction.
He also expressed hope that the Yemeni government will manage to get the state out of its current quagmire and bring lasting peace all Yemeni people.
For his part, al-Mikhalfi highly appreciated the supporting Pakistani stances towards Yemen and its leadership and the intimate bilateral relations between both countries.
He also spoke about Yemen development, the constant intransigence of the Houthi militias and their exploitation of the people suffering.
Al-Mikhalafi also held a meeting with the advisor to Pakistan Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz in which they discussed fields of cooperation between Yemen and Pakistan, and how to enhance them.
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