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[22/02/2018 02:00]

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Yemen's Ambassador to Turkey Abdullah al-Saadi met the Deputy Director General for International Political Organizations Alp Ay in Ankara on Thursday and discussed several topics.The two officials discussed the latest political developments, humanitarian issues of Yemen, the government's pursuit of a well-founded lasting peace and its continuous support of the UN envoy's efforts.

They also discussed the massive aid campaign that the Arab Coalition members, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, launched to mitigate the humanitarian crisiswhich theHouthiyears long insurgency has plunged Yemen into.