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Turkey supports peace, stability unit, integrated territory of Yemen

[31/01/2018 02:44]

ADEN-SABA
Republic of Turkey has reiterated its support for peace, stability in Yemen, maintaining its integrated territory and it is supporting legal leadership and solidarity with the Yemeni people.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry said in press statement that" We were concerned about violent clashes occurred in the city of Aden between the government's troops and armed rebellious groups which resulted in killings and wounding many people".

The statement added:" We do express our trust and faith in the possibility of establishing sustainable peace and stability in Yemen and enhancing the legal government's authority all over the country through political solution the conventional references including the International Security resolutions in relevant".

The Turkish Foreign Ministry called for respecting the legitimate Yemeni government and refraining from irresponsible steps that may further complicate the ongoing crisis in the country.