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Kuwait's Emir stresses commitment to Stockholm agreement

[01/06/2019 07:58]

MECCA-SABA
Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabbah has stressed abiding by Stockholm agreement on Yemen for reaching a solution on the bases of the agreed upon references.

In a speech he delivered in Islamic Summit's activities held here on Saturday, the Emir of Kuwait said the situation in Yemen and continuous suffering of the Yemeni people represent another challenge to "our Islamic nation."

"Despite continuous international efforts for putting an end to conflict in Yemen, these efforts are always intercepted by breaching agreements," he said.