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[15/11/2017 12:35]

BUDAPEST-SABA

The charged affairs of Yemeni embassy in Budapest Hammad Dahhan met with the Head of Middle East and North Africa Directorate and the Head of International Development and Humanitarian Assistance Directorate in the Hungarian Foreign Ministry.

The meeting focused on bilateral cooperation between Yemen and Hungary in health and education sectors.

Dahhan discussed with the Hungarian officials the need for rehabilitating Yemeni-Hungarian Friendship Hospital (Salah Addean Hospital) in Al-Boraiqa district of Aden city; which seriously affected like many other medical facilities by the warfare and violence acts.

The Hungarian officials voiced willingness to re-consider a proposal about the Hospital requirements within next plan for external assistance of 2018-2020.

The meeting also touched upon procedures about renewing the executive program for academic and cultural cooperation between the two countries, after Hungarian government had agreed to increase scholarships to Yemen from 30 up to 60 per year.