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President Hadi phones his Vice, Prime Minister

[01/11/2018 07:33]

WASHINGTON-SABA
President Abd-Rabbo Mansour Hadi made a telephone call on Thursday to his Vice General Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar, asking him about results of his visit to Kingdom of Bahrain and his recent meetings on the sidelines of the Forth Forum of Manama Dialogue 2018 on regional security held on October 26,27.

Al-Ahmar informed president on victories accomplished by the national army in different warfronts for restoring the state and ending the coup, as well as establishing the federal state.

He asked about the health of President, who is undergoing periodical tests in a hospital in the United States.

President Hadi made also a telephone call with Prime Minister Ma'eenAbdulmalik, who acquainted the president with results of his visit to Mahar province and efforts for implementing his directives for normalizing economic and service conditions in the liberated provinces.

President stressed integration of all efforts for normalizing conditions in liberated provinces starting with the transitional capital Aden, thanking countries of the Saudi-led Coalition for their support to Yemen in different fields and thanked also the UAE.