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[29/05/2019 06:05]

VIENNA-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Vienna Haitham Shuja'aAddin met on Wednesday with Vice President of Austrian Federation Council Dr Magnus Bruner.

The session devoted to discuss the developments about the situations in Yemen.

Shuja'aAddin briefed Magnus on the government's efforts to reinstate the official institutions, citing the convening of the Parliament in Sayoon recently as a case-in- point.

Conversations also touched upon the government's reaction to Houthi militia self-claimed unilateral withdrawal from Hodeidah's seaports.

The Ambassador made it clear that the government wanted the militia's withdrawal to be in line with International Security Council's resolutions.