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[10/12/2018 08:31]

MARRAKESH-SABA
Minister of Expatriates Alwaiba-Faqih discussed on Monday with Mayor of Marrakesh in Morocco Mohammad al-Arabi mutual relations between the two countries and developing them.

Ba-Faqih valued support provided by the Kingdom of Morocco to Yemen's government under President Hadi and reviewed humanitarian situations over Houthi militia's coup on the state and seizing the state's institutions.

Al-Arabia, who confirmed strong relations between the two countries and care of his country with Yemeni community, talked about urban development in Marrakesh and how it became a tourist destination visited by more than four millions touristsevery year.