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Emir of Kuwait: No end to the conflict in Yemen but through political solution

[31/03/2019 02:57]

TUNISIA - SABA
The Emir of Kuwait, His Highness Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah said that there is no end to the conflict in Yemen but through a comprehensive political solution based on the three basic terms of reference for peace in the country.

Addressing the 30th Arab League summit in Tunisia on Sunday, he said: "There are still obstacles to the implementation of the Stockholm agreement in Yemen and the prospects of a political solution that will end the bloody conflict and suffering of the Yemeni people are still far."