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ThirtyYemeni border guard cadets graduate from Interdiction course in Riyadh

[15/03/2018 02:13]

RIYADH -SABA
Thirty Yemeni border guard cadets have graduated from a training course in Interdiction held at the Institute of Border Guards in the Saudi capital Riyadh.

The training course was emblematic of the cooperation between Yemen and Saudi Arabia as the US and the UK.

The graduation ceremony was attended by the deputy head of the National Security Service, Major General Mohammad MuslehAyda, the Commander of the Border Guard Forces, Major General Abdullah Abu Hatem, and the military attache at our embassy in Riyadh Brig. Yahya al-Wuayl.