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FM sends letter to Kōno on Japan's expected role in Yemen reconstruction

[01/03/2019 03:13]

TOKYO-SABA
Yemen's Foreign Minister Khaled Alyemani has sent a letter to his Japanese counterpart Tarō kōno on the expected Japanese contribution to the reconsutrction process in Yemen.

The letter delivered by Yemen's Ambassador to Japan Samir Khamis to the Director-General of the Japanese Foreign Ministry's Middle Eastern and African Affairs Bureau Hiroshi Oka in Tokyo today.

Alyemany called, in the letter, on the international community, including Japan to take a decisive action against the Houthi militia who have dishonored the latest peace deal (Stockholm Agreement) using their usual stock of delaying and dodging tactics.