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[14/08/2018 08:53]

ADEN-SABA
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Ahmad al-Maisari discussed on Tuesday with the Head of Geneva Call in Yemen Mansour Ahmad the plans of the organization it will implement in liberated provinces during the forthcoming days.

The meeting, which included the Head of Prisons Authority Brigadier Salehba-Habib, dealt also with the role of the ministry in the organization's plan of awareness program to the security personnel, especially affiliates of prisons authority.

Al-Maisari praised efforts of the organization in humanitarian and right fields, confirming that his ministry will work on providing suitable environment to help the organization perform its tasks as demanded.