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Ambassador in Jakarta meets Indonesian Chamber of Commerce officials

[22/03/2018 01:12]

JAKARTA-SABA

Yemen's Ambassador to Jakarta, Dr. Abdul-Ghani Al-Shamiri, met top officials from the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

During the meeting, they discussed the relations between the two brotherly countries and means of boosting them, especially in the fields of trade, industry and investment.

Al-Shamiri stressed the keenness of the Yemeni government and businessmen to create a broader relationship in the field of trade and investment with their counterparts in Indonesia.

The Chamber officials welcomed Yemeni businessmen to invest in Indonesia, pointing out that all sectors are open to Yemeni businessmen.