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Yemen participates in IAEA's meetings of Board of Governors

[08/03/2019 02:32]

VIENNA-SABA
Republic of Yemen contributed on Friday to the meetings of the Board of Governors of International Agency for Atomic Energy (IAEA) held in Vienna .

The Yemeni delegation headed by Yemen's Ambassador to Austria, permanent representative to the IAEA Haitham Shuja' Addin.

Shuja' Addin voiced Yemen's concerns about Iran nuclear activities as the Iranian regime is suspected to have nuclear activities of military purposes a matter requires closely monitoring by the IAEA.

Shuja' Addin said" If Iran has been seriously seeking for coexistence Yemen is an ideal place to prove its claim by refraining from backing Houthi militia in Yemen and urging militia leaders to come to peace".