[07/09/2017 02:57]
RIYADH-SABA
President Abdo Rabbu Mansour Hadi received on Thursday Chinese Ambassador to Yemen Tian Chi and discussed with him a number of issues of common concern and contribution of Chinese companies in field of reconstruction.
Activating cooperation agreements and making use of signed treaties between the two countries in different fields were also discussed.
President Hadi highlighted unique relations between the two countries in different fields and their positive and fruitful results, hoping for resumption of Chinese investments in Yemen and activating cooperation treaties the two countries signed in fields of oil, gas and telecommunications.
For his part, Ambassador Chi expressed his pleasure for meeting with president and congratulated him on Eid al-Adha, hoping peace, security and stability to the Yemeni people under their legitimate leadership.
Chi, who talked about preparations of the Republic of China for celebrating the 19th National National Conference of the Communist Party and its importance in boosting relations with friendly countries, noted to signing a number of treaties with Yemen's ministries of oil, telecommunications and information technology and information.
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