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Deputy PM praises Yemeni-Malaysian relations

[04/04/2017 03:35]

Kuala Lumpur (Saba)- Malaysian Deputy Prime and Minister of Home Affairs Ahmed Zahid Hamidi has praised the long-standing and deep-rooted relations between the Yemeni and Malaysians peoples.

Hamidi accompanied by the Yemeni Ambassador to Malysia Adel Ba Hamid and other Arab Ambassadors visited on Tuesday the Arab School located in the administrative capital of Malaysia, Putrajaya.

"Malaysia always welcomes the Yemeni brothers and their sons and it is ready to cooperate with Yemen in the field of education and others" Hamid added.

It is worth mentioning that the Arab School was established by Yemeni students and benefactors as a charitable Yemeni school ten years ago. It started with 50 students and it has 1500 students of 45 nationalities at present. Now, it is owned by Hayel Saeed Anam Group.