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Yemen Ambassador to Beijing Mohammed al-Mikhlafi took part in the Belt and Road Initiative's forum which concluded its sessions Friday in China.

Al-Mikhlafi presented a paper in the forum in which he spoke about the profound historical relations between Yemen and China as well as the importance of BRI.

The ambassador pointed out that Yemen enjoys investment opportunities in the field of minerals, oil, gas, electricity, health, transportation, roads, fishery resources, industry, tourism and others.

The ambassador also met Yemeni students studying China, listened to their problems, and promised to convey their complaints to the relevant Yemeni authorities.