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Yemeni-Mauritanian aspects of cooperation discussed

[27/06/2018 06:52]

NOUACHOTT-SABA
Yemen's ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Mauritania Dr Salim Saleh Al-Arradah met Wednesday with Mauritanian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Isma'il Ould Sheikh Ahmed.

Yemeni-Mauritanian bilateral ties and cooperation were key focus of Al-Arradah's conversion with Ahmed.

The ambassador made clear that Government is intent on recapturing Hodeidah and all regions that are still Houthia militia controlled. He also noted that Iran-allied Houthi putschist militia have used civilians in Hodeida as human shields.

For his part, Ould Sheikh has reiterated Mauritania's position alongside Yemeni legitimate Government headed by President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.