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Fifty experts discuss Yemen political process in Washington

[18/07/2017 08:25]

WASHINGTON-SABA
Fifty experts from Yemen, US and other nationalities have addressed the prospects of political process in Yemen, an issue of major humanitarian implications.

The gathering researchers and media personnel were attending "Yemen-Future Perspectives", a workshop held by the Gulf Research Center and the Middle East Institute in Washington today.

The deliberations covered the present humanitarian situation and future development agenda, supposed to go ahead even if the conflict continues to drag on.

The workshop served mostly as a platform for experts to present the Yemeni situation each from their outlook angle before they proceed to deliberate with political differences mixed and come up with a united way forward.