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[20/06/2017 09:16]

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Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Abdul-Malik al-Mekhlafhi on Tuesday phoned the Iraqi Foreign Minister Ebrahem al-Jafri to fallow up the case of a Yemeni citizen Abdu Saleh al-Farazae who is held by the Iraqi police.

For his part, the Iraqi minister promised to follow up the case and inform the Yemeni authorities with any developments.

It is worth reclaiming that al-Farzae is a Yemeni physician who worked as a physician in Mosul for 18 years and had good reputation, and after the Iraqi forces entered Mosul, he left, home and escaped ISIS and resorted to the police.