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VP meets Sudanese Ambassador to Yemen

[05/07/2017 02:14]

Riyadh-Saba
Vice President Ali Muhsin Saleh Lt. Gen. on Wednesday met here Sudanese Ambassador to Yemen Mohammed Ahmed al-Dabi, discussing Yemen's political and field developments as well as bilateral relations.

The vice president highly valued the participation of Sudan in the Arab Coalition, asserting that Sudanese forces made great sacrifices in Yemen.

He condemned the attack on the Sudanese Embassy in Sana'a and ransacking its content, affirming that such practices show the real face of the Houthi-Saleh militias who don't "respect diplomatic norms and international conventions".

Saleh further said that the militias pose dangers on the international navigation thorough their repeated attacks on ships and looting of humanitarian assistances.

For his part, the ambassador emphasized that his country will continue supporting Yemen and enhance cooperation with Yemen in different fields.