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Ambassador Jumeih warns of plundering Yemen's antiquities

[15/11/2019 02:10]

PARIS-SABA
The Permanent Representative of Republic of Yemen to the United Nation Organization of Education, Culture and Sciences (UNESCO) Dr Mohammed Jumeih warned that Yemen's antiquities have been subjected to theft and robbing acts ,meanwhile educational curriculums have been systematically distorted by Iran-allied Houthi sectarian militia".

Speaking at the 4 Conference of the UNESCO held in the French capital Paris D Jumeih said" Yemen's great ancient history has been threatened by two risks: its precious antiquities have been plundered and its national history have been systematically erased through changing the textbooks and educational curriculums by the sectarian-oriented Houthi militia".