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Al-Kamal meets with Saudi Deputy Minister of Labor

[14/03/2018 12:07]

NEW YORK-SABA

Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Dr Ebtiaj Al-Kamal met Wednesday with the Saudi deputy Minister of Labor and Social Development in Saudi Arabia Tamadhar Arramah.

The meeting, which held in New York on the sideline of the 62nd Round of the UN Committee of Woman Affairs, focused on the Yemeni workers' situation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Al-Kamal asked for taking into account the critical stage Yemen has been experiencing so that Saudi authorities can temporarily exempt Yemeni labors from regulatory procedures have recently been taken by Saudi authorities to nationalize certain occupations.